Sentence examples for world balance from inspiring English sources

If, as Germany's neo-Rankean historians proclaimed, the old European balance of power was giving way to a new world balance, then the future would surely belong to the Anglo-Saxons (British Empire and America) and Slavs (Russian Empire) unless Germany were able to achieve its own place in the sun.

As governments across the developed world balance their budgets, I fear that the young will bear the brunt of the pain: taxes on workers will be raised and spending on education will be cut while mortgage subsidies and entitlements for the elderly are untouchable.

Newt Gingrich believes he is on a mission to reform the globe, a mission that started at age 15, when he wrote a 200-page term paper on the world balance of power while living with his Army family in Stuttgart.

And in the corporate world, balance sheets are healthier than ever.

The macroeconomic closures of the model in each period refer to the government balance, the rest of the world balance, and the savings-investment balance.

"It's important we don't just have a binary view that if he is financially crushed, that Russia is crushed again as in 1989, that will be a good thing for world balance - if anything things would become more unbalanced.

Chéreau opened the Bayreuth temple to the world, balancing the mythic with the specifically historical.

America knows how to throw a punch when it has to, in order to keep the world balanced.

The comic novels set in a world balanced on the backs of four elephants standing on a giant turtle are "sacred to dad", she said.

The Discworld series has outgrown its comic fantasy roots - despite the central conceit of a flat world balanced on four elephants on the back of a giant turtle swimming through space - to become astute observations on the human condition.

"Scott Pilgrim vs. the World" balances the fantastic exaggerations of its action sequences and set-ups with low-key scenes between Cera and his contemporaries that make much of his introspective whimsy and his halting, inquisitive pluck.