to strike a balance

HIV seems to be trying to strike a balance that ensures it is spread as widely as possible, but without hindering its own reproduction.

Investors are trying to strike a balance between improved corporate outlooks and the consumer's slow recovery due to a weak labor market.

Managers have to strike a balance between expenditure and efficiency and between the cost of anticipation and that of repair.

Liu, the security official, said police were trying to strike a balance between the need for safety and the desire for festiveness .

So future therapies might have to strike a balance between promoting and suppressing oxidative stress.

It's also trying to strike a balance between curbing inflation and maintaining the economic growth rate.

Much like Jimmy Carter's The Hornet's Nest, this book makes an honest attempt to strike a balance between entertainment and historical fact.

It wants to strike a balance between the human right to health, and the right of health-care professionals to make their own career choices.

Finance minister Bill English said the measures aimed to strike a balance.

We should try to strike a balance between them and gain wealth with a healthy body.

You want to strike a balance of. . . Of course, I can't do all that stuff, because I don't have that kind of voice.

It is not easy to strike a balance.

Finding the right lighting direction requires the photographer to strike a balance between several potentially competing considerations.

To strike a balance among the intensity of reform, the pace of development and people's sustainability.

In Spider-Man 3, Peter Parker has finally managed to strike a balance between his devotion to M. J. and his duties as a superhero .

We are a family and we've got Billie-Jo to consider; you've got to strike a balance.

To strike a balance of ecological, economic and social development, China faces not just one or two difficulties but numerous ones.

The question is not whether REACH should exist at all, but how best to strike a balance between regulation and competitiveness.

To strike a balance between these competing freedoms, copyright law includes an array of limitations, exceptions, and defenses.

Institutional investors are also looking to hard assets to strike a balance between income and capital appreciation.

The aim throughout is to strike a balance between being too austere or too sketchy, and being so detailed as to obscure the essential ideas.

We are also challenging our own agriculture and fishing sectors to strike a balance between local supply and commercialization.

The Greek government says it has to strike a balance between budget cuts and keeping its "social partners" happy.

The challenge is to strike a balance between legitimate competing interests.

Officials at the border say they are working to strike a balance, extending security while maintaining an open border with Canada.

A good ranging algorithm needs to strike a balance between performance and efficiency.

On a local parent-child forum , most participants said they will try to strike a balance.

Mr. Wen said countries need to strike a balance between encouraging financial innovation and regulating the market.

For an efficient solution, we need to strike a balance among these three approaches.

One caveat: You need to strike a balance between too much information and too little information.

Candidates need to strike a balance between appearing interested in the particular job, and not appearing too eager.

Managing performance requires us to strike a balance between compassion and accountability.

If you want to make YouTube your sole place to make money, you have to strike a balance between spending less and producing more.

You need to strike a balance between traditional formality and email informality.

But we need to strike a balance between telling it all and telling nothing.

We try to strike a balance between justice and mercy.

South Korean Finance Minister Yoon Jeung-hyun, the host, says leaders have agreed to strike a balance.

However, it's important to strike a balance between completeness and overcomplicating the vocabulary.

At times like that you have to strike a balance between sleep and homework.

Maybe I should learn to strike a balance between study and work.

This article is mainly concerned with how to strike a balance between tourist industry and environmental pollution.

Second, because of this risk, we need to strike a balance on the pattern of growth across countries.

This teacher tries to strike a balance between work and play.

Teachers obviously need to strike a balance.

Like any good medic, the fund must find a way to strike a balance between being firm and being friendly.

It's important to strike a balance between work and family life.

Recognizing that one size does not fit all, J2ME has been carefully designed to strike a balance between portability and usability.

How do you manage to strike a balance between a part-time job and your study?

How to strike a balance between work and study?

It is possible, then, to strike a balance, to believe we will stay healthy, but get medical insurance anyway;

Mr Cameron is struggling to strike a balance between instinctive deference to the market economy and the voters' desire for retribution