Sentence examples for wrong balance from inspiring English sources
That is the wrong balance.
An outright pardon, meanwhile, would strike the wrong balance.
Lacking that, America would again strike the wrong balance between bank soundness and economic growth.
If authorities and investors choose the wrong market size, they could strike the wrong balance.
The top and bottom rows show how the wrong balance leads to no or only one clump, respectively.
Strasbourg told the German court that its pro-paparazzi ruling in a case brought by Princess Caroline of Monaco struck the wrong balance between press freedom and privacy.
This is lit-crit as a Batman-and-Robin-Hood endeavour – righting wrongs, balancing the books.
Mr Clegg will swallow some more welfare cuts but believes it would be wrong to balance the nation's books on the backs of the most vulnerable.
We believe it would be wrong to balance the budget by breaking our promise to America's seniors".
This image is a little dark and had the wrong white balance selected.
Germans tend to think of running deficits as being morally wrong, while balancing budgets is considered virtuous, never mind the circumstances or economic logic.
