Balancing used in a sentence

Balancing in a sentence as a noun

It's a tricky balancing act, and I'm willing to cut some slack to someone being targeted by criminals.

If the founding fathers didn't intend for us to engage in such balancing, they would've left out the word "unreasonable.

And life is a series of tradeoffs and a constant balancing act between doing what is best for us right now versus what is best for the future.

It's an incredibly complex job to schedule power station ramp-ups and ramp-downs while still balancing the load, but for the most part it's handled by the NEM.

"No one objects to balancing security against liberty.

" This fuzzy word is used explicitly in the Constitution to allow judges to engage in line drawing and balancing the interests of law enforcement with privacy rights.

Don't get into balancing one industry or another -- just make them demonstrate a reasonable layperson understanding of how the internet works.

This balancing out via exchange rates is no longer possible within the Euro, which is why German exports are priced very competitively in the international market.