Sentence examples for would be balancing from inspiring English sources

"A key challenge for an independent Scotland would be balancing these (potentially competing) pressures," Crawford and Tetlow conclude.

Ms. Cooper said the first item on her agenda in Ossining, which has been without a manager since April, would be balancing the budget.

We all knew the challenge for Eddie Jones would be balancing the need to develop the side with the need to get the win.

They justified their new powers by saying that the military is still needed to defend the country against instability, and that by assuming some legislative power SCAF would be balancing the authority of the president in the absence of a parliament.

Both parties said their priority would be balancing the local authority's books over the next two years.

"Every team plays the same number of home games, so it would be balanced," Kirk said.

He extracted some sort of pledge from the Russians that future teams would be "balanced".

Cabinet portfolios would be balanced along the same lines, Annan said.

In a statement, Mr. Cutler said the film would be balanced and multidimensional.

Reagan would be balanced by Eric Sevareid, who would also do two commentaries on other nights.

He said his team would be balanced because the playoffs, especially, expose weakness.