Sentence examples for worthwhile balance from inspiring English sources

It is the same worthwhile balance every nation's economy ought to be striving to achieve.

Moreover, balancing market developments in recent years do not give rise to the expectation that significant flexibility investments will be made worthwhile through balancing revenues only, due to increasing competition and high price volatility.

Ofsted concluded, quite rightly: "The present pattern of choice of instruments is limiting some pupils' access to worthwhile and musically balanced ensemble experiences".

But officials say that drawing Brotherhood supporters into the system has, on balance, been worthwhile.

It can only now be hoped that the Football Quarter initiative does something worthwhile to redress this balance.

So, how can social enterprises balance the worthwhile benefits - such as enhanced scale and impact - with the risks such as disgruntled workers and mismatched objectives?

On the balance, the worthwhile dishes at Plateau outweigh the mistakes, and you can have a delightful and modestly priced meal if you choose carefully.

The risk of new destinations that might not prove worthwhile has to be balanced against the places that we know we love.

Fine writing helps alleviate that suffering – and anything that puts meaning and beauty into the world in the form of story, helps people to live with more peace and purpose and balance, is deeply worthwhile".

Rejecting the objections, the ASA said: "We took the view that any discomfort inherent in the subject of child abuse ought to be balanced by the worthwhile purpose of raising awareness of it.

But Lavondra, who served as family disciplinarian and cheerleader throughout the process, says everything was more than worthwhile given Siegfried's ability to balance it all.