fine balance

It fills out on the palate, striking a fine balance between blackberry and bilberry fruit and leaving an impression of lush fullness.

'A good speech is often a fine balance of platitudes, rationale, key points, and so many things.

Intense palate flavours of blackcurrant cherries and blueberry. Soft tannins with a fine balance that complements the lingering flavours.

Michael Kors found a fine balance between the utilitarian side of sportswear and a cozy sensuality.

It's a fine balance with injuries because you want to get a player back as soon as you can but not too soon.

To achieve a sustainable rebound, China needs to strike a fine balance between crisis management and structural reforms.

Tires, put the screws and Luo hat, a fine balance, even when the photography team had to move cautiously.

Draft beer's ticklish nature requires a fine balance between temperature and pressure.

But Beijing must strike a fine balance in its bid to kick-start the housing market.

But, he added, there should be a fine balance.

A real leader knows how to create a fine balance between leading and being led.

There is a fine balance between confidence, professionalism and modesty.

But it is tricky, I mean there is a fine balance between promising you can do something, vs.

The disease results from a disruption of the fine balance between bone formation and resorption.

"It is a fine balance, " Mr. Lee said. "On the whole, we will do well. "

But it is a fine balance.

This fine balance leads to innovations which can help a team either deliver an idea which changes the world or allows them to fail fast.

LUCAS: You have to find that fine balance between what makes you happy and what's best for the partnership.

A fine balance in a two-speed world