Delicate balance Clinton faces a delicate balance, too, of distinguishing herself from Sanders without alienating Democrats whose support she will need if she ultimately wins the nomination.
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Life in the Rift Valley lakes is a delicate balance.
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The majority opinion "upsets the delicate balance," Judge Thompson wrote.
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There's a delicate balance to find, between madness and sport.
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Not overwhelming the town does, indeed, require a delicate balance.
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Given this delicate balance, there is little room for error.
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Male dominance actually requires a pretty delicate balance, Glick said.
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Cocoa trees need a delicate balance of rainy and dry weather.
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Tie-in novels often have to play with a delicate balance.
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It's a delicate balance that's all about the airline's bottom line.
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Trump's anger at Nielsen is really anger at this delicate balance.
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Over the ensuing week, a delicate balance in Syria has collapsed.
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It's a delicate balance as the retailers try to maximize profits.
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The path is there, but it will require a delicate balance.
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The key, however, is striking the delicate balance between style and functionality.
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Conservationists worry that the move will threaten an ecosystem in delicate balance.
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Go deeper: Sri Lanka's deadliest terror attack ever shakes a delicate balance
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Now, he appreciates the delicate balance displayed on the 16-acre site.
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Restoring it will involve striking a delicate balance between compassion and control.
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There's a delicate balance to being just the right amount of disheveled.
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It's a delicate balance that many gyms just can't seem to handle.
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It's this delicate balance that has earned the series -- and Bloom -- accolades.
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Success is a delicate balance of customer self-discovery and retailer guidance.
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" She said it is a "delicate balance" in considering "crimes and misdemeanors.
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It was a delicate balance, but they maintained it for a decade.
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I have a feel for the delicate balance between business and creativity.
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All working together in a delicate balance to make the perfect instrument.
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No new theory of government, no delicate balance between freedom and obligation.
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In doing so, she established a delicate balance of color and space.
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It's a delicate balance, and one Arena himself prefers not to discuss.
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This delicate balance must inform the high Court's decision in Peruta v.
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It's a delicate balance, and she toes the line with acrobatic grace.
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It's a delicate balance, given the affection many Democrats feel for Biden.
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It can interfere with the delicate balance our bodies need to maintain.
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Hollywood has long operated on a delicate balance between creators and distributors.
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Such is the delicate balance of Stone's pre-trial, post-gag order life.
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Our experts weigh in on this delicate balance in a recent Radiate video.
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The AMOC's speed depends on a delicate balance of salt and fresh water.
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Performing his work required, to borrow a title of his, a delicate balance.
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This delicate balance — liberal institutions built atop illiberal ones — is now giving way.
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That's a delicate balance, as we've been seeing in the past few years.
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For those who want a robust recovery, it's a delicate balance on wages.
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This is a delicate balance between the communities' medical needs and surgical needs.
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That delicate balance teeters when it's rendered via swelling song and skipping dance.
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"It's a delicate balance if they want to conserve this resource," said Press.
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And religious leaders are grappling with the delicate balance between welcoming and wary.
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Achieving dominance will require AT&T and HBO to find a delicate balance.
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To make this business model work, insurance companies must strike a delicate balance.
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Trump's anger at Kirstjen Nielsen was really an anger with this delicate balance.
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It's a delicate balance—and in the closed, artificial ecosystem of an aquarium, futile.
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This delicate balance of simplicity and sophistication extends to every aspect of the story.
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In choosing among competing guidelines, women are being asked to strike a delicate balance.
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Leading that delicate balance between honoring the dead and winning hockey games was Rowe.
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Anything that undermines this delicate balance will destabilize our communities and our economies quickly.
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There is already a delicate balance between consumers and drivers on price, for example.
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"It's a delicate balance," Susan Rice, White House national security adviser, told the Times.
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Thus, in his remarks at the UN, he needed to maintain a delicate balance.
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In the event of a Clinton victory, it will be a very delicate balance.
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Nevertheless, a new effort is underway underscoring the delicate balance between industry and nature.
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Everything revolves around the delicate balance between long-term stability and short-term success.
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A good fitness band is a delicate balance between minimalism and the latest features.
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That tipped the delicate balance of having a corporate leader as a feminist leader.
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That makes engineers reluctant to experiment with the delicate balance of heat and pressure.
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Her removal rattled the delicate balance of relationships across Asia at a tense moment.
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Obama faces a delicate balance in his response to the attempted overthrow of Erdogan's government.
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It's a delicate balance, and one that isn't likely to be solved by AI alone.
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We hope those gathering in Washington this week will keep this delicate balance in mind.
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It also impressed us with its delicate balance in representing all athletes, regardless of gender.
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In both his account of Nzola's violence and Malachi's, Laymon strikes a very delicate balance.
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But there is a delicate balance out there, and we need to have thorough negotiations.
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Trump blew up that delicate balance by actually following those positions to their logical ends.
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But the shift disrupts the delicate balance of power in the administration's national security team.
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Part of the N.B.A.'s delicate balance overseas is the league's alignment with progressive politics.
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But they're also teaching you so much simultaneously, so it's all about striking this delicate balance.
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It is a very delicate balance, made all the harder when selling the line of products.
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Of course not, but there is a delicate balance to be found that doesn't require overselling.
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Getting this delicate balance right is exactly what has made black-ish a critically acclaimed series.
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So we're trying to strike that delicate balance with making what we send meaningful to people.
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That was the delicate balance we had to find, where the sound complements the visual artworks.
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Those incumbent Democrats may have to strike a delicate balance on the campaign trail next year.
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It's a tricky thing to try and sustain though—a delicate balance between nostalgia and hype.
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In 2016, Republicans have blown this delicate balance to pieces, all to keep a conservative majority.
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By striking a delicate balance between authenticity and originality, they have become an institution unto themselves.
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Mr. Mueller's inquiry threatens the delicate balance that Skadden has struck between lucrative sources of revenue.
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But regulating conversations and posts online is a delicate balance for social media giants like Facebook.
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But in the wake of Ms. Harris's exit, Mr. Booker had to strike a delicate balance.
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For decades, Mr. Jackson has been refining a delicate balance of working hard and hardly working.
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And now with a fragile health system in delicate balance, patients are falling through the cracks.
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But the new breach might risk upsetting the delicate balance between the company and some governments.
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Given that delicate balance, Conlon has rarely said he is Irish in front of his mother.
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"There is a real delicate balance, though; we don't want to make kids paranoid," Rotbart said.
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It's a delicate balance, but Marshall believes that with proper grooming, every pitcher can avoid blisters.
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But builders will have to mind the delicate balance between preserving history and preventing future disasters.
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The turnover from contestant to lead requires a delicate balance between heartbroken and damaged; prepared but unrehearsed.
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As so often happens in diplomacy, Obama was forced to strike a delicate balance on this trip.
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Avoiding the disconcerting uncanny valley that emerges when machines try to mimic humans is a delicate balance.
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Superbugs threaten the entire world; we have interfered in the delicate balance between humanity, viruses, and bacteria.
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Polyakov only used hypotheticals, hoping to maintain a delicate balance and avoid a superpower standoff, Dillon explains.
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Still, every source of nutrients could be important for understanding the delicate balance that keeps ecosystems healthy.
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The Saudi king has long been primus inter pares, but Prince Muhammad is breaking this delicate balance.
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Klobuchar, like many politicians around the country, has tried to strike a delicate balance on trade issues.
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"This is actually an extremely delicate balance that requires a great deal of technical expertise," Kelleher said.
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This is a delicate balance, and parties will approach this differently in different years and political environments.
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" Minsky "alerted economists to the fact that an economy is a delicate balance between production and finance.
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Still, US officials say addressing the issue requires striking a delicate balance and more than just outreach.
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There are a few different methods for making vaccines, but they all must strike this delicate balance.
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As young adults strike out on their own, there's a delicate balance that parents need to achieve.
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But the cost of trading your data for a useful service, we've learned, amounts to a delicate balance.
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Fantasy Flight has successfully created a delicate balance in which the app is more than important; it's welcome.
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That is not to say that regulating online conversations is not a delicate balance for social media platforms.
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The delicate balance of the NuEconomy is better off with me receiving a monthly stipend without contributing labor.
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This almost always involves people meddling with the environment – in which viruses are part of the delicate balance.
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He says the regime is "complicated", with ProLon's boxes made from a delicate balance of clinically tested ingredients.
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For many, the embassy's relocation infringed on the delicate balance Jerusalem maintains between Israeli and Palestinian Occupied Territories.
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But this delicate balance is threatened by humans, both in the short term and over the coming years.
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It's a delicate balance that will shape exactly what form factor the iPad evolves into in the future.
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The amount of sea ice depends on a delicate balance with heat from the atmosphere and the Sun.
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The issue reflected the delicate balance that airlines walk when enforcing dress codes and discerning threats from passengers.
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Achieving scale while maintaining quality will require a delicate balance of regulatory flexibility, provider capacity and employer demand.
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Is that a delicate balance to strike or is it more just taking the opportunities as they arise?
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The veneer of security is dependent on the delicate balance of powers with a presence here. Americans. Kurds.
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It is a delicate balance that Guerrero — the third Dominican player elected to the Hall — did not attempt.
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Bestmile has developed fleet management software that orchestrates the delicate balance between demand for, and supply of transportation.
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That was the point of Mutual Assured Destruction, the delicate balance of terror we still live with today.
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The recent medical struggles of three NFL players highlight the delicate balance of athletes' health and their careers.
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The album is brooding, menacing, and yet reassuring, a delicate balance that hangs over most of the group's oeuvre.
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Nancy Pelosi, who reclaimed the speaker's gavel Thursday, has to strike a delicate balance as her party gains power.
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He was trying to reach the delicate balance of providing just enough information to fulfill his obligation to Congress.
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THE most delicate balance in British politics is between those who backed Brexit and those who voted against it.
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It's a delicate balance, and sometimes pretty sacrifices have to be made for the benefit of the overall experience.
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It's a delicate balance of discerning how much you're willing to misrepresent yourself for the sake of another person.
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Republican House members are trying to give Senators room to negotiate their own bill, but it's a delicate balance.
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The planned U.S. troop drawdown has upset a delicate balance of power among factions in Syria and neighboring countries.
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If it doesn't have enough, the noodle will be too thick and the delicate balance will be thrown off.
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In the end, however, she said the delicate balance should have tipped to the side of Craig and Mullins.
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Frederick, of course, is hardly alone in wrestling with the delicate balance between preserving history and showing racial sensitivity.
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Neglecting that delicate balance risks pulling the country back into the violence from which it's only started to recover.
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THIS VERY DELICATE BALANCE BETWEEN RELYING ON WHAT MANAGEMENT SAYS, FROM THAT EXPERIENCE I ONLY RELY ON EMPIRICAL DATA.
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"[This] requires a delicate balance between appropriately narrowing the scope of the TEA and building in flexibility," said Calderon.
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"There is a delicate balance between advocating for yourself and sucking it up a little bit," Ms. Eisenhart said.
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His most recent Broadway appearance was in the 2014 production of Edward Albee's "A Delicate Balance" with Glenn Close.
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"Cleansing is really a delicate balance between hygiene and barrier damage," said Amy Gordinier-Regan, the founder of Skinfix.
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It's a delicate balance, because there's things I can't control about how my face looks or my body looks.
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Having said that, you've highlighted some of the weaknesses in there and really I think it's a delicate balance.
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And as she applies Senate rules, the health bill's delicate balance has begun to break apart, bit by bit.
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Both sides are maintaining a delicate balance to avoid any diplomatic upsets that could risk overshadowing the Winter Olympics.
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It is a delicate balance of remembering to live in a whole system approach with your art and life.
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The Knicks are an unselfish group, but there is a delicate balance between teammates who share and individuals who create.
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Booker, like Harris, wants to be accessible to all voters and calls security a delicate balance in running for president.
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Much of the credit here goes to Condor, who remains dialed-in to this delicate balance between fantasy and reality.
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Nation-building on a shoestring helped keep Somaliland's politicians relatively accountable, and helped to keep the delicate balance between clans.
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It's the delicate balance between blind ambition and rational thought that creates a dynamic environment conducive to innovation and growth.
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Even so, vaccination rates are a trend we must watch carefully because any dramatic change could disrupt a delicate balance.
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Jay-Z told Baquet "there is a delicate balance" to making make sure his kids understand where he came from.
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Each party's respective investigative agencies are required to follow certain protocols protecting the delicate balance between information sharing and privacy.
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It's a delicate balance, that watching and waiting, because you don't want to label children, or create extra parental anxiety.
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"Authorities face a delicate balance between tightening financial sector policies and slowing economic growth," the IMF said in the report.
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Success in farming relies on a delicate balance between relationship-building, complex supply chain networks, and of course, the weather.
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Any change by the United States in the delicate balance of supporting the Palestinian security forces could fuel a crisis.
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There's a delicate balance to it all that is held together by a community willing to bend and band together.
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But the speech did strike a delicate balance between outright criticism of the military and the political constraints she faces.
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A call for civility by Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. underscores the delicate balance he is trying to maintain.
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There's a delicate balance between watching your own screen and three others, and it definitely takes some getting used to.
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Opponents say it could disrupt the country's delicate balance among around 250 ethnic groups roughly evenly split between Muslims and Christians.
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Ahead, we've rounded up some bun-spiration that strikes that delicate balance between trying too hard and not trying at all.
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She achieves the delicate balance of laying on that thunder and lightning without diminishing the scene's power with winking or camp.
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Third, it has become increasingly clear that the backstop risks weakening the delicate balance embodied in the Belfast (Good Friday) Agreement.
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Albee wrote the script for the movie version of "A Delicate Balance," which starred Katharine Hepburn, Lee Remick and Joseph Cotten.
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One day without eating animal products can have a huge impact in helping maintain that delicate balance that sustains us all.
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This is all part of the delicate balance China faces in rebalancing its economy without triggering mass unemployment and social unrest.
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Sacking a man whose allies call him the "godfather of Brexit" might upset the delicate balance of forces in the cabinet.
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It has been linked to disturbing the delicate balance of bacteria in your vagina, leading to bacterial vaginosis and yeast infections.
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For a few years, Qatar maintained the delicate balance of continuing to support Islamist groups while keeping its neighbors relatively happy.
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Scientists speculate that brain function and even consciousness can be understood as a complicated and delicate balance of synchrony and asynchrony.
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Soon, Mr. Albee would be back on Broadway again, first with an exquisite revival of his "A Delicate Balance" in 1996.
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Even musicians approach the repertory with reverence and speak of its perfection, its subtlety, its delicate balance of structure and emotion.
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We were immediately impressed by the delicate balance of every savory flavor, which is why it's high up on our list.
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But the announcement bombed into this delicate balance, severely disrupting traders' assumptions, sending Brent tumbling by more than 7% on Aug.
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He was frustrated by the politics, but confident the delicate balance the three faiths kept in the holy city would prevail.
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The booths we've selected tightrope walk the delicate balance of instantly gratifying the brain and holding up to deeper intellectual scrutiny.
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The man has perfected that delicate balance between public and private, the balance that we're all constantly struggling to maintain ourselves.
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Fauci, who has had to strike a delicate balance between providing accurate information and avoiding contradicting his boss, cut back in.
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Such a shift would alter the delicate balance of power across the Taiwan Strait, as well as harm Taiwan's vibrant democracy.
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Beijing tries to strike a delicate balance, Britain barrels toward a crucial Brexit vote and Beyoncé performs for India's richest family.
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Connecting with a needy creature who has disrupted the delicate balance of an anxious existence does not come easily to him.
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Trump said he was trying to maintain "a delicate balance" to coax the North Koreans into giving up their nuclear program.
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The fires pose a serious threat to the Amazon's delicate balance of ecosystems, putting pressure on already endangered species of animals.
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The House managed to narrowly pass its ObamaCare repeal bill by finding a delicate balance between hard-line conservatives and moderates.
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However, such a unique environment means a delicate balance needs to be struck between keeping communities afloat and protecting native species.
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Their answers, which follow a theory known as Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design, illuminate the delicate balance between security and education.
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She is likely to be asked to express remorse for her role in the program — a potentially delicate balance to strike.
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It had a delicate balance of sweet and spicy that was pretty much unrivaled by anything else we tasted that day.
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This partnership creates a unique opportunity for private corporations to execute the will of the government and requires a delicate balance.
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In the 17th century, its rulers feared that foreign merchants and missionaries would upset the delicate balance of power within the country.
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It's a delicate balance how we price things, what we pay people, how much we deliver to shareholders in terms of value.
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Banks need to strike a delicate balance between engaging with Generation Y consumers and maintaining adequate fraud prevention and risk management measures.
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A delicate balance had to be struck between trying to control spending and making sure hospitals and doctors were willing to participate.
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And sometimes, scented vaginal washes can mess with your vagina's delicate balance of pH and bacteria, leading to more infections and odor.
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Senator Mark Warner, one of bill's Democratic co-sponsors, said the bill had struck a delicate balance between Democrat and Republican priorities.
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Borissov rebuked Simeonov but said he was unable to sack the minister due to a delicate balance of power in the coalition.
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"It's a delicate balance between trying to get people to play by the rules and not hurting our own economy," he said.
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Decisions on replacements for disgraced ministers appear to be governed by the need to maintain the delicate balance around her Cabinet table.
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Beyond that, regional politics and the delicate balance of state actors in Syria and how they react remains the next key risk.
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You must wash your hair and body to remove any oils that could upset the delicate balance of the float-tank water.
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For a country's economy to grow in a healthy, sustainable fashion, these two cycles must maintain a delicate balance with one another.
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"This is a delicate balance," said Stephen Moore, a fellow at the conservative Heritage Foundation who helped write Trump's campaign tax plan.
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And Ms. White's direction, which has thus far managed to strike a delicate balance between the goofy and gruesome, feels rushed here.
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The MW07 Go do it complete justice, having the delicate balance and minute control required to avoid making the track sound messy.
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Health workers find themselves having to strike a delicate balance: restricting Ebola patients' movements but without antagonizing communities whose cooperation is vital.
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It's a delicate balance for McCaskill -- touting herself as a moderate while trying not to turn off the Democratic base in Missouri.
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The delicate balance of acid from the slaw's vinegar and sweetness from the Asian chile sauce formed an incredible symphony of flavors.
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"One country, two systems" is a political compromise, and it takes mutual understanding and restraint to maintain the delicate balance it requires.
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"One country, two systems" is a political compromise, and it takes mutual understanding and restraint to maintain the delicate balance it requires.
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Duncan Macmillan and Jonny Donahoe's "Every Brilliant Thing," on the other hand, has that delicate balance between pathos and lightness down pat.
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The best bra holds the right fit, shape and lift with delicate balance; often it's as much about what's refused as what's offered.
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The delicate balance of comedy and drama told in such an elegant fashion is remarkably refreshing in the landscape of the other nominees.
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"There's this delicate balance going on between taking profits and managing risk, and not missing what's to come," Block told CNBC on Tuesday.
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Uncorking the bottle and pouring the wine into a glass upsets the delicate balance that kept the carbon dioxide dissolved in the champagne.
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Keighley is aware of the responsibility that comes with highlighting creators with problematic attitudes and the delicate balance of community impact vs. morality.
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With that delicate balance in mind, WhatsApp says that businesses cannot reach out to customers using the API without the customers' specific permission.
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And, even more so than with typical sex writing, the fellatio scene hangs in a delicate balance and can quickly tumble into ridiculousness.
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Leadership is pushing back on that proposal, saying it would upset the delicate balance that the legislation tried to strike on Medicaid expansion.
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The magazine strikes a delicate balance between belief and disbelief: Rarely is any subject dismissed outright; rarely is anything accepted at face value.
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Harlem — and particularly Marcus Garvey Park — has been achieving the delicate balance of exhibiting challenging, innovative art and serving a neighborhood in transition.
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Yet the administration has struggled to assert a firm line, seemingly nervous about the delicate balance it is keeping across the Middle East.
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Maybe I had upset the delicate balance of the whole, a balance determined by subtleties that I, in my foreignness, would never understand.
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We appreciate the delicate balance that the agency is tasked with ensuring that safe and efficacious treatments become available in a timely manner.
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"There is a delicate balance and we don't want to infringe upon anyone's constitutional rights," Santa Clara Police Lieutenant Kurt Clarke told Reuters.
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"It's a delicate balance for me, but I think it's important to recognize that people like my father aren't just 'crazy,'" he says.
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Ada soon discovers that the small ship they've stolen for their escape holds secrets that could topple the universe's delicate balance of power.
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Mr. Pompeo's reactions to questions about the president reflect the delicate balance many of Mr. Trump's top aides must strike in his defense.
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The architects of this delicate balance of terror wanted to ensure that launching one nuclear weapon meant, effectively, the end of human civilization.
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But at the same time that's a very delicate balance because if it goes too far it can cause can cause a stampede.
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One of my earliest photographs, taken in 1986 along the Tamiami Trail, provides just one example of the delicate balance in the Everglades.
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That discussion underscored the delicate balance between President Tayyip Erdogan's long-standing emphasis on credit-fuelled economic expansion and investors' calls for greater austerity.
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That discussion underscored the delicate balance between President Tayyip Erdogan's long-standing emphasis on credit-fuelled economic expansion and investors' calls for greater austerity.
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The two planets have strictly limited contact, and when one scientist leaves Urras for Anarres, he threatens the delicate balance between the two worlds.
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"It has the potential to upend the very delicate balance of bacteria and electrolytes and could affect the body in unpredictable ways," she says.
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Media companies engage in a delicate balance between showing audiences enough ads to earn a profit without annoying them so much they leave altogether.
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Still, it's a delicate balance to build a new tool that those members are going to find useful and aren't going to be annoyed.
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Only a few bands of this breed manage to nail that delicate balance between challenging and effortlessly enjoyable, and Verwoed occupies that space handily.
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CARA strives to consistently strike the delicate balance between protecting a creative vision and informing people and families about the contents of a film.
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The mix of documentary film, live performance and call to activism worked unexpectedly well, maintaining a delicate balance between didactic drive and meditative awe.
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While the Warriors seem to thrive on carefully orchestrated chaos, the Cavaliers maintain a delicate balance that is dependent upon everyone doing their part.
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UEFA, walking a delicate balance between sport and geopolitics, declared Crimea a "special zone" in December 2014, neither Ukrainian nor Russian in soccer terms.
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It is the delicate balance between technical skills and judgment that is at issue in choosing a doctor, and there is no easy answer.
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In a country that's 60 percent mountainous, skiing and other mountain sports present a huge opportunity to correct that — but it's a delicate balance.
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Throw in high rates of defense spending on top of that, and the delicate balance between taxes and spending is often thrown off kilter.
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Her account points to a delicate balance of power in Ukraine, the front line in a new cold war between Russia and the West.
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She wrote two books, "Chemical Exposure and Disease: Diagnostic and Investigative Techniques" (20053) and "Life's Delicate Balance: Causes and Prevention of Breast Cancer" (2000).
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Maintaining a delicate balance on Taiwan's status has been a foundational principle of United States-China relations and crucial to maintaining peace in Asia.
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Caught between an aggressive Beijing on one side and an unofficial ally in Washington on the other, Tsai has to maintain a delicate balance.
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This delicate balance starts to tip as people age, and "they lose more mineral from the bone than they're able to lay down," Hackney says.
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While Ainslie admits they can be an issue, they're also an outgrowth of the communication Chrome was built to enable, so it's a delicate balance.
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To weave them all together was an organic process, but at the same time it's a delicate balance, because we don't want to overwhelm people.
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This delicate balance of caution and, let's face it, excitement in the face of the elements, leaves a lot of room for different reporting approaches.
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We are deeply concerned about the ongoing crisis in the Amazon, which highlights the delicate balance of climate, biodiversity, and the wellbeing of indigenous peoples.
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There's a delicate balance to be struck between profit for the platforms, attraction for developers, opportunity for the VR industry and reliability for the customer.
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And if we do, it will ironically be by our own doing, through our inability to recognize the complexity and unpredictability of nature's delicate balance.
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According to the NIH, concerns surrounding foreign influence highlight a delicate balance between forging productive partnerships with foreign scientists while safeguarding American innovation and property.
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For publishers, there's an extremely delicate balance when it comes to having great content and great framing, and staying on-brand is even more important.
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It's a delicate balance for the Reds' skipper, who is tasked with the responsibility of winning games while keeping the club's rebuilding efforts on track.
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Perhaps best parodied on NBC's The Office, the workplace holiday party each year requires a delicate balance between professional behavior and fun with your coworkers.
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Federalism requires all layers of government to work in sync, and the absence of any party upends the delicate balance upon which our system depends.
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Shielding inflationary gains while leaving the special tax rate, which the Treasury Department cannot change, in place would upset the delicate balance struck by lawmakers.
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But researchers have discovered that some plants' internal chemical compositions require a delicate balance of carbon dioxide from the air and nutrients from the soil.
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EISEN: SOUNDS LIKE WHAT YOU'RE SAYING IS THAT THE CHANCES FOR A POTENTIAL MISTAKE IN TRYING TO CONTAIN THIS DELICATE BALANCE AROUND INFLATION HAVE RISEN.
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I've had to find a delicate balance of how much I can handle, while also not demanding the people around me to change their behaviors.
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That meant finding a delicate balance between winning the trust of the Klan members and ensuring the show didn't propagate views the network's executives abhor.
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So we were always conscious of that delicate balance, of how much you could step out of the movie and get back to the movie.
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And Mahathir's unlikely alliance - known as Pakatan Harapan, or Pact of Hope - has to do that without upsetting the delicate balance of its constituent parties.
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When the character realizes that she has people willing to bend to her whims, the real fun starts, but Vardalos says it's all a delicate balance.
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Zuckerberg underscored the delicate balance his company must strike, saying "we need to be careful not to discourage sharing of opinions or mistakenly restricting accurate content."
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But by calling Watts my drummer, Jagger had upset the delicate balance of deference and respect that sustains the relationships between co-workers in any workplace.
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For classification authorities, applying the appropriate rating is a delicate balance between the show's artistic merit and its very real danger to vulnerable people, particularly teenagers.
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A delicate balance of powers To be sure, members of the federal bench -- appointed for life -- often navigate a difficult line in the separation of powers.
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The neutral siblingThe neutral sibling walks a delicate balance between the narcissistic parent and the siblings, Thomas said, because they are attempting to be a peacemaker.
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Susan Collins: Israel should allow Omar, Tlaib to visit MORE, who will probably destroy the delicate balance that Justice Kennedy brought to an evenly divided court.
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This documentary is pretty sweet: Honeyland Honeyland shows a Macedonian beekeeper's conflict with her neighbors, revealing insights about humans' delicate balance with nature along the way.
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World champion in the six-discipline test that spans two days and requires a delicate balance of endurance and raw speed, Gaviria will start as favorite.
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The reforms struck a delicate balance between being ambitious on climate change and protecting energy-intensive industries at risk of relocating abroad to avoid climate legislation.
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And while it is a delicate balance protecting the country's natural resources while boosting the economy, Gabon appears to be leading the way on the continent.
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Fortunately, there are ways to manage use and help kids develop better tendencies, and much of it requires a delicate balance of parental modeling and involvement.
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And if I can't do my job, then I feel guilty outside of work hours, my work/life boundaries melt and the delicate balance unravels. Burnout.
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The structure is still there, but the delicate balance of life it maintained inside has tipped, and it happened long before the events of the show.
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While our economy continues to benefit from the legacy of these policies, keeping interest rates too low for too long threatens to undermine this delicate balance.
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But Fantasy Strike's creators are hoping that it can strike the delicate balance between depth and accessibility, making it appealing to both newcomers and fighting game veterans.
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Vaginas also contain a delicate balance of naturally occurring bacteria, and we know that gut bacteria and vaginal bacteria are linked in some capacity, Dr. Mitchell says.
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How the stars end up on them is complicated — often, it's a delicate balance between meeting expectations of what a celebrity might wear and then defying them.
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This job is a delicate balance between encouraging students to pursue their dreams and also helping them find a field of study that has good employment potential.
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Israel&aposs 1948 declaration of independence outlined its nature as a Jewish and democratic state, a delicate balance the country has grappled to maintain for 70 years.
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Over the summer, the new features had altered the delicate balance of demand and supply, so that riders were waiting slightly longer for pickups in some markets.
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The survey results underscore the delicate balance retailers navigate in meeting customers' growing demands while protecting their margins — something Wall Street has given Amazon a pass on.
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"I think he clearly understands the delicate balance between what commercial can provide and what are uniquely government functions," Eric Stallmer, president of CSF, tells The Verge.
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I've found that using commas is a delicate balance between making a sentence clearly understood and trying not to sound like William, Shatner, and his infamous, cadence.
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And for the app makers it becomes a delicate balance between providing a tool, amplifying the real world, and creating an overly curated, annoying-ad-driven one.
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In reminding the reader of the body as a part of nature , Firestone does not turn away from death, or making it pretty, achieving a delicate balance.
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With its new Watershed space, the ICA has to navigate a delicate balance of bringing art into East Boston without displacing the communities and artists already there.
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On big tech rebuilding trust with consumers: "I think they try hard at transparency," but he said improving that transparency is "a delicate balance" for the companies.
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For almost a century Metternich, Talleyrand, Castlereagh and their successor statesmen managed a delicate balance that avoided continental-scale wars even as national fortunes ebbed and flowed.
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Heading into the new year, the Chinese leader must maintain a delicate balance between conciliation, patriotism, pro-market reforms and government control as pressure grows on him.
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Violently disrupting the ocean's delicate balance at this scale would lead to irreparable damage to marine ecosystems and the fishing and tourism industries that depend on them.
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"No changes, amendments or corrections to the current agreement are possible, as it is a very well-measured and delicate balance of interests and compromises," Ryabkov said.
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"It's a delicate balance," said Michael Burden, executive managing director at Excess Space Retail Services, an advisory firm that specializes in real estate disposition and lease restructuring.
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"The march is still about celebrating our community but its also about recognizing the climate we live in and the delicate balance around civil rights," Macias said.
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"The march is still about celebrating our community but it's also about recognizing the climate we live in and the delicate balance around civil rights," he said.
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Facebook has been working with suicide prevention groups to try to nail this outreach, but it also has to strike a delicate balance between privacy and safety.
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Trump, however, has repeatedly infuriated Beijing regarding the delicate balance with Taiwan, including by accepting a phone call from the Taiwanese president shortly after his taking office.
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Cities that are looking to tame the number of tourists must manage a delicate balance — to gently discourage some forms of travel without appearing unwelcoming to others.
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"We don't work as Democrats or Republicans," he has said, a theme he has returned to while trying to strike a delicate balance as the chief justice.
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Yet she said Mr. Harrison appeared particularly gifted at one crucial skill — finding a delicate balance between concerns of the community and of rank-and-file officers.
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Mr. Abadi could potentially help maintain a delicate balance between the regional rivals, as he has supported building ties with Arab countries while maintaining relations with Tehran.
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The Fed has been trying to strike a delicate balance, raising interest rates gradually in an effort to keep inflation in check without snuffing out the recovery.
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They said the app's Chinese developer, ByteDance, was censoring views that went against the Chinese Communist Party, indicative of the delicate balance the company finds itself in.
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The top priority is preserving the benefits of membership -- a delicate balance of rights and obligations that the EU is loath to disrupt for the UK's sake.
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It turns the human psyche into animation and makes observations about the delicate balance of the human ecosystem that graver, more somber movies haven't managed half as well.
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Like, it's a delicate balance between people who want to mix, and people who are trying too hard not to, 'cause people can come overboard with political correctness.
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The Federal Open Market Committee and Chairman Jerome Powell have a delicate balance to strike if they approve what markets are betting is a 25 basis point easing.
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As more and more therapeutic benefits of MDMA and other psychedelics are uncovered, it's important to remember that their use involves a delicate balance of benefits and risks.
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A delicate balance between these three characteristics usually means that the headphones can balance themselves on your head, rather than being worn like some sort of audio helmet.
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Omitting it in the rhetoric related to the report but noting it in the report itself shows the delicate balance the Energy Department is striking on the issue.
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Pulling the legs out from this agreement by reestablishing a hard border risks upending the delicate balance of compromises that has maintained peace for the last twenty years.
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Each fits right into the family, like an ideal second spouse who manages to charm everyone by being herself while respecting the delicate balance of a harmonious clan.
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The discussion over the growth targets underscores the delicate balance between President Tayyip Erdogan's long-standing emphasis on credit-fuelled economic expansion and investors' calls for greater austerity.
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A delicate balance was necessary: too little computer assistance and Scheuermann risked losing her motivation; too much and she wouldn't learn how to control Hector on her own.
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The delicate balance between everyday tedium and high-end drama was the thrilling line on which you survived, and there was one person out there soundtracking it all.
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A year after a failed bid for independence, Iraq's Kurds voted last month in a parliamentary election that could disrupt the delicate balance of power in the region.
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McDonald's, like all fast-food franchises, needs to maintain a delicate balance between keeping franchisees happy and profitable while also pushing them to make investments into the business.
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The delicate balance you have to strike will be gently pushing them, but not so much or so often that it pushes them away from the idea altogether.
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It's a delicate balance between choosing people who are playing the best at this moment versus those who have already been a big part of the Fed Cup.
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Other times, bad years force boards to strike a delicate balance, paying CEOs enough to keep them around but not so much as to spark an investor revolt.
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — President Trump's wholesale refusal to provide information to Congress threatens to upend the delicate balance that is the separation of powers outlined in the Constitution.
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Election officials in the state have worked to minimize risk in polling places across the state, striking a delicate balance between making voting accessible and protecting public health.
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Mr. Trump's rough diplomacy could shake a delicate balance in northeast Asia, prompting South Korea to redefine its alliance with Washington and move closer to China, analysts say.
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A year after a failed bid for independence, Iraq's Kurds voted on Sunday in a parliamentary election that could disrupt the delicate balance of power in the region.
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Hurricane Irma, which struck in September 903 with Category-4 fury, threatened the delicate balance by which so many humans and animals exist amid the mangroves and bays.
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You don't want the drums to overpower the rest of high and low tones (the guitar and vocals in this case), so they managed to strike a delicate balance.
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The reaction by investors underscores the delicate balance Powell must maintain as he continues to see strong economic momentum at home even as investors fret over a slowdown overseas.
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There's a delicate balance of surprise new features, and the problem of having something out in the wild that's too buggy for even the hardcore fans to work with.
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There's a delicate balance between first crafting (or copying) an article that is believable and creates the right amount of drama, and using the right channels to spread it.
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Doubtless, there are plenty of filmmakers, male and female, who could have pulled off a delicate balance of comedy about gendered expectations, conscious and unconscious discrimination, and workplace politics.
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Her collection includes a dining room chair purchased from the Bernie Madoff estate sale and a crescent-shaped table from the set of her Broadway show, A Delicate Balance.
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Boston will have to find a delicate balance between playing fast and playing reckless, as the latter could produce turnovers and help the Wizards' role players flip the script.
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Qanun was also attacked on social media for shaming her family and renouncing Islam, highlighting the delicate balance Prince Mohammed must strike in reforming Saudi society without destabilising it.
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Abe needs to strike a delicate balance between conflicting needs to curb the industrial world's heaviest public debt burden and to revive an economy teetering close to another recession.
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The reason for this, according to Aldredge, is the delicate balance of bacteria living in our mouths, a balance which is significantly impacted by the sudden absence of carbs.
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The delicate balance of power between the Iraqi government, the Kurdish and Shia militias, and the Americans will decide whether the ISF can encircle Mosul and, if so, when.
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In the United States, where nuclear produces about 20 percent of the country's electricity, environmentalists and politicians are still negotiating the delicate balance between clean energy and human safety.
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The delicate balance between base load and intermittent generation can be seen in California, where closure of the Diablo Canyon nuclear facility threatens 9 percent of California's energy production.
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Ken Liu (who edited the first installment) is back translating the story that picks up half a century after the Doomsday Battle and the delicate balance it left behind.
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The blend of 2D and 3D achieves a delicate balance, presenting a layered skin that entreats the viewer to peel it back and plumb the mysteries that lie beyond.
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At the same time, overdrawing the line, or drawing it in a vacuum, can cause the delicate balance to tip in a way that undermines both privacy and security.
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Policymakers and industry leaders will consider the delicate balance between the desire to stay at the cutting-edge of technology with the protection of intellectual property and data security.
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Islamabad bristles at the idea that India holds the key to ending the Afghanistan conflict, and fears U.S. meddling could unsettle a delicate balance of power in South Asia.
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By making full disk encryption illegal we make privacy a less viable commodity, and in doing so threaten this delicate balance the United States has only so recently achieved.
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Related: A Robotic Sofa That Can Balance On One Leg Precarious Cut-Stone Sculptures Convey a Sense of Delicate Balance Impossibly Posed Fashion Photography Defies the Laws of Physics
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There's a delicate balance to the National Youth Orchestra of the United States of America, an educational initiative and touring group organized by Carnegie Hall with late-teenage players.
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Forests are diverse ecosystems and their ability to store carbon depends not just on trees, but a delicate balance of rainfall, soil nutrients, fungi, animals, and plants working together.
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But recently erected hydropower dams and plans to build more — half associated with Chinese companies — threaten its delicate balance, potentially dislocating up to a million people and upending agriculture.
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We are having to adapt and adjust to certain standards from other countries that address certain aspects of hate speech, but I also agree it's a very delicate balance.
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A potential removal of Haftar from the delicate balance of power that has been created in Libya will also put anti-IS and Al Qaeda military operations in doubt.
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As a top, or keystone, predator, tiger depopulation causes the number of the large herbivores on which they prey to balloon, disrupting the delicate balance that maintains an ecosystem.
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He also made clear the reality of their situation: every change in one direction upsets those on the other side of things, so it's a delicate balance, the source said.
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The awkward moment is not uncommon at this camp that is attempting to strike a delicate balance between the huge range of world views, experiences and people that pass through.
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"When you're playing a lot of it is they want you to focus on playing football, but it's a delicate balance when we all have an expiration date," James said.
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Europe's major capitals — and until recently, Washington — have long opposed any proposal that toys with borders in the Western Balkans, fearing that such moves would disrupt the region's delicate balance.
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So far, the Trump administration, which has about 2,000 troops in Syria, has mainly watched from the sidelines, playing a delicate balance between reassuring Turkey and pleading for de-escalation.
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And lest we forget the family squabbles As a sort of end note, Croft suggests that all of this stands to upset the delicate balance of Saudi Arabia's political situation.
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Jeriana San Juan: That was a really delicate balance because, in its own way, it's really 70s and [also has] that gritty reality that was the Bronx of the time.
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Page Flip speaks to the delicate balance the company tries to strike when blending the freedoms of software with the traditional and comfortable act of reading words on a page.
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The provisional accord strikes a delicate balance seeking to be ambitious on climate while still offering protection for energy-intensive industries at risk of relocating abroad to avoid climate legislation.
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"The delicate balance is that we need to have both a constructive relationship with China and the ability to be firm on some issues," Mr. Rhodes said in an interview.
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The delicate balance of alliances and competing interests now risks tipping past the point of no return, according to Helima Croft, global head of commodity strategy at RBC Capital Markets.
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Audiences anticipate the feel-good ending, so films that liberally ladle the schmaltz over magical resolutions upend the delicate balance between drama and sentiment, producing an abundance of self-awareness.
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In recent months, technology companies have come under increasing public scrutiny as they aim to strike a delicate balance between allowing free user expression on their platforms and preventing abuse.
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"There is a clear risk that the United States might go beyond the delicate balance that the countries agreed in Paris," said Li Shuo, senior climate adviser with environmental group Greenpeace.
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Looking back on the catalog of horror films in the last few years, the best selections have managed to strike a delicate balance between similarly contrasting elements, with really spooky results.
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"The vagina contains a delicate balance of good bacteria, which are there to protect it," Dr. Vanessa Mackay, spokesperson for the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) tells The Independent.
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Davis, who sat down alongside Needham and Cooper to talk about the documentary spoke frankly about the delicate balance between honoring Bland's grieving family and exploring her story from all angles.
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In an editorial, the day after Boris's victory was announced, Chinese state-run newspaper, the China Daily, said that the new UK leader faced a delicate balance between Beijing and Washington.
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"I love Otto," Trump said, but added he was trying to maintain "a delicate balance" with the North Koreans as he attempts to coax them into giving up their nuclear program.
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And some agricultural pesticides have been shown to be endocrine disrupters, which can shake up the delicate balance of hormones in the body, possibly affecting reproductive abilities and heightening cancer risks.
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Those are also all Trump states, and those Democrats are trying to strike a delicate balance: turning out the Democratic base without turning off their larger blocs of Trump-leaning constituents.
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The Obama administration has frantically urged both sides to stand down, wary that the deepening rift will upset the delicate balance necessary to confront ISIS and prolong the turmoil in Syria.
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This week's launch is an important step for the French brand as it tries to strike the delicate balance between increasing its number of more affordable goods while retaining its cachet.
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Since the Arab Spring, Cairo has managed to strike a delicate balance between support from the U.S. and Russia — so it has much to gain by cooperation with China's diplomatic alternative.
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Policymakers have been trying to strike a delicate balance between the need for tougher supervision and reforms and ensuring the stability of the financial system, while keeping economic growth on track.
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Democrats in the hunt for the White House have had to strike a delicate balance between seeking donations and not appearing to be too cozy with big business or rich donors.
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Related: Cate Blanchett Stars in a Massive Art Installation Coming to New York Precarious Cut-Stone Sculptures Convey a Sense of Delicate Balance An Interactive Installation Turns Its Spectators into Trash
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The United States' relationship with the Saudis has always been something of a delicate balance, weighing economic considerations such as oil and arms sales with the kingdom's record on human rights.
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But when he testifies before the justice committee on Wednesday, he must strike a delicate balance, said Lori Turnbull, a professor of political science at Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
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"It's a very delicate balance, especially so close to an election," said Mr. McCrory, who recalled catching a nap on an emergency operations center cot before a debate with his opponent.
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The circus acts were at first a smart, if distracting, echo of the relationship between risk and payoff in Gandhi's life, and the emphasis of the Bhagavad Gita on delicate balance.
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Price, performance, and power usage are key at the $57003 to $400 price points, and AMD is trying to find a delicate balance of all three with the RX 5700 series.
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But worries of a new war in the Middle East coupled with the ensuing social media storm upset the delicate balance the All-Volunteer Force has reached with the American populace.
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"It was a delicate balance between the two," Rudrapatna Ramnath, a senior lecturer at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology who knew Professor Rao during his fellowship there, said in an interview.
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SEOUL, South Korea — A South Korean court removed the president on Friday, a first in the nation's history, rattling the delicate balance of relationships across Asia at a particularly tense time.
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A sequel to the critically acclaimed 2014 original, it's a calming oasis in the often frenetic world of mobile gaming and strikes a delicate balance between simple gameplay and complex levels.
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The NPT rests in a delicate balance on three pillars: non-acquisition by non-nuclear weapons states, access to nuclear energy for peaceful purposes, and gradual disarmament by nuclear weapons states.
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Like Bismarck, who had united Germany and created a delicate balance of power in Europe, Bush and his aides forged a new international structure with America as leader of the pack.
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Donald Trump and Janet Yellen will have a delicate balance to strike — the president-elect trying to promote growth and the Federal Reserve chair looking to make sure it is managed properly.
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In response, regulators at two key federal agencies — the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission — sought to strike a delicate balance in their testimony to the Senate panel.
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Policy strategists involved in the campaign say candidates' proposals have to strike a delicate balance of drawing in black voters while signaling to white voters that nothing is being taken from them.
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That's a difficult and delicate balance for any player to find and maintain, let alone a 282-year-old rookie, but Mitchell is aided by a complete collection of combo guard skills.
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So this movie will have to strike the delicate balance of depicting the Valley's characters, settings, and dynamics in an authentic way while also providing a compelling and universal story for viewers.
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FRANKFURT, June 2000 (Reuters) - The arrest and detention of Audi's chief executive forces Volkswagen Group's competing stakeholders to renegotiate the delicate balance of power that has helped keep Rupert Stadler in office.
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"Every company strikes a delicate balance between quality and cost by assessing both their operations and the price sensitivities of their customers," Sells said in his testimony to the US Trade Representative.
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That power has been so far used sparingly, which is widely seen as a reflection of the delicate balance between Hong Kong's British-based legal traditions and Beijing's ruling Communist Party leadership.
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Tango is the fourth Wallycento, a 100-foot boat designed by Mark Mills, who said the project was his most stylish work to date, combining a delicate balance of aesthetics and ergonomics.
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While the church tried to strike the delicate balance between mediator and defender, it was Monsignor Báez who emerged as the face of the opposition, with a commanding presence over social media.
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"It's a really delicate balance here between things that are violent and posted by people who would seek to inflame tensions and those that are trying to disseminate information," Mr. Weir said.
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S.E.C. Nods to Multinational Companies | The Securities and Exchange Commission is trying to strike a delicate balance between advancing its plans to simplify financial reporting requirements and not making them any less stringent.
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It's a delicate balance that leaves one side with more power than the other — but at least for now, it also seems like one that many on both sides have learned to accept.
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An indefinitely self-sustaining and recycling life support system is not only a miracle in the universe (Earth is the only known one), it is a delicate balance which we are now disturbing.
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However, more recent studies suggest the picture may be a little more complicated, and that dandruff could result from a disturbance in the delicate balance between surface bacteria and yeasts on the scalp.
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Such maneuvers highlight the delicate balance China has to strike between encouraging Pyongyang and Washington to engage on ending the North&aposs nuclear program and pushing Pyongyang too far into Trump&aposs embrace.
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Together with the other works, including Diagonal Phase, Accumulated Effects, and Space Transformation, these pieces convey a sense of delicate balance and speak to an interplay between creative energy and limitations of space.
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"It's a delicate balance between allowing people to vent and keeping the rest of the community safe," said Kenny Smith, a member of the City Council who represents some of Charlotte's wealthiest neighborhoods.
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BUT INVESTING IS ABOUT HAVING A -- THE DELICATE BALANCE BEING BETWEEN CONFIDENT ENOUGH TO KNOW THAT YOU'VE DONE YOUR HOMEWORK SO THAT YOU'RE RIGHT AND THE REST OF THE WORLD IS WRONG. RIGHT?
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Once the macroeconomic and political conditions sustaining this delicate balance were thrown off in the long aftermath of the global economic crisis of 2008, progress stalled (and has now begun to be reversed).
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And flooding poop lagoons are not the only threat that climate change poses to pork production in the U.S. and the role it plays in the delicate balance of the global food system.
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According to Mejía, Colombia is a place where the culture, sounds, and traditions of Africa, Europe, its indigenous people, and American influence converge to create a delicate balance—in music and politics alike.
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This is a delicate balance; but if I manage my stress and challenges effectively, I can be a pillar of strength for others, which I can't do if I'm bogged down by worry.
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Abigail Friedman, an assistant professor of health policy at Yale, and an author of two studies on state Tobacco 21 laws, said policymakers needed to strike a delicate balance in regulating e-cigarettes.
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There is a delicate balance between pulling in big customers who make the hydroelectric power plants financially sustainable and connecting rural households whose demand for electricity and ability to pay is often overestimated.
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Ms. Park's downfall and the presidential election in South Korea also have the potential to rattle the delicate balance of international diplomacy in Asia at a time of heightened tensions with North Korea.
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The decision of what to ordain a hero becomes a delicate balance for Pepsi as it looks to transform its food offerings to suit the next generation, while also protecting its core sales.
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Mr. Gillespie, a former chairman of the Republican National Committee with deep roots in the party's establishment, sought to strike a delicate balance when pressed about Mr. Trump, who is highly unpopular here.
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It also explores the role of these miners, the decision power that they posses and the delicate balance of power required for the platform to operate in the way in which it was intended.
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As she prepares to go before German voters, Merkel faces a delicate balance in her relationship with Trump, who is deeply unpopular in Germany, but with whom she must partner on key global issues.
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In addition, as Snapchat attracts more advertisers, it will have to walk a delicate balance between keeping users happy while including more ads — a question Facebook is finding itself have to answer from investors.
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Leaders have to please both conservatives and moderates because they cannot depend on Democrats to pick up any slack, creating a delicate balance to prevent loss of any one of their constituencies en masse.
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Yet a Morning Consult/Politico poll released Sunday shows that nearly three-quarters of Republicans want party leaders to stick with Trump — underscoring the delicate balance Republicans need to strike to stabilize their base.
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It's a prime example of the delicate balance automakers and connected service providers need to tread when satisfying customer demand for more smart vehicle features, but also focusing on keeping distractions to a minimum.
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But it is a delicate balance to adjust the timing and doses, because in addition to killing cancer cells, those other treatments can knock out the immune system just when it is needed most.
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It's a delicate balance: Sure, they use 3D rendering to recreate a handjob—but, to be fair, the handjob is pretty integral to the plot and helps to testify to a potential suspect's character.
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When it comes to the delicate balance between intimacy and privacy, even the closest couples will probably admit that there are at least some things they keep hidden from each other in their relationship.
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The pilot admitted civilian casualties were always a possibility in the fog of war, and that it was "frustrating" to find that delicate balance between decisive action and accounting for non-combatants in combat.
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Unlike colleagues in deep red Trump states or House members in gerrymandered districts, senators from purple states face a delicate balance in their decision making, even if they eventually opt to side with Trump.
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"We were always conscious of that delicate balance, of how much you could step out of the movie and get back to the movie" I originally had real people popping up in the movie.
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Since his death, many have noted the delicate balance Mr. Carr struck, embracing new media and transformative ideas without losing sight of the value inherent in places like The Times and other traditional news organizations.
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"Everything you see exists together in a delicate balance," Mufasa — a role James Earl Jones reprises, 25 years later — tells the young Simba as the two gaze out over their animal kingdom from Pride Rock.
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She will need to strike a delicate balance between the re-distributive policies advocated by Mr Modi toward the poor & downtrodden and yet ensure the government's firm commitment to adhere to medium-term fiscal consolidation.
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DELICATE BALANCE Saudi Arabia sees no need to boost production quickly now, with oil at around $70 a barrel, as it fears a price crash and a build-up in inventories, OPEC sources said earlier.
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Collins' opposition highlights the delicate balance that Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell must strike as he tries to deliver a legislative win to President Donald Trump by reconciling the Republican Party's moderate and conservative wings.
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An interview with CBS's This Morning, which started with questions about the New York Times article on Donald Trump's treatment of women and expanded to Ivanka Trump's career, shows what a delicate balance that is.
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The findings, published Tuesday in the medical journal Nature Communications, suggest that disrupting the stomach's delicate balance of acids and enzymes may cause our immune systems to go haywire, triggering allergies that didn't previously exist.
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But it is the widening of the premium of the nearer-dated contracts over those for delivery further in the future that highlights investors' concern over the already-delicate balance between crude production and consumption.
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Because virtual assistants rely on microphones that, in some cases, may be continuously recording and sending information, that trove of information creates a delicate balance between law enforcement requests, corporate strategy and individual privacy rights.
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In a sign of the delicate balance May must strike, finance minister Philip Hammond told the Telegraph immigration controls must not damage the economy, leading to wider job losses or a decline in living standards.
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"No company manages the delicate balance of contemporary opera — simultaneously maintaining high musical standards, attracting the finest singers and experimenting dramatically — better than this one," Zachary Woolfe wrote in The New York Times in 2015.
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Eilene's piece tries to strike a delicate balance — weighing the importance of storytelling precision to convey the lessons of her ex-husband's final struggle against the reality that words can persist online with unintended consequences.
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The policy guidelines laid down last month at China&aposs 2019 Central Economic Work Conference articulated how China planned to move the country forward under those conditions, while maintain the delicate balance I mentioned before.
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Malay populism is expected to be stirred up during the campaign, and some Malaysian minorities have characterized this election as an existential moment for a country that depends on a delicate balance of races for stability.
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It is maintained in the air by a variety of forces and controls working in opposition to each other, and if there is any disturbance in the delicate balance, the helicopter stops flying, immediately and disastrously.
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Fortunately, softer forms of intervention, like persuading candidate-selection committees not to reject people simply because they haven't been to university, might have big effects, given the delicate balance of power between the two biggest parties.
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The province has been without a regional government for almost a year, destabilizing the delicate balance between Irish nationalists and pro-British unionists that has already been shaken by Britain's vote to leave the European Union.
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Autonomous vehicles may need to imitate human behavior It's a delicate balance, but the ultimate goal remains: the reduction of automobile-related deaths, which surpassed 38,000 last year with millions more injured due to traffic accidents.
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But Mr Trump's furious tirade against Judge Gonzalo Curiel defies all norms of presidential decorum and decency, and the sentiment fuelling it threatens to undermine the delicate balance of power between the executive and judicial branches.
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To preserve the delicate balance now in place, the State Legislature last month approved a remarkable bill that would have allowed the state's own endangered species protections to override anything that Mr. Trump proposed to do.
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He's critiqued candidates like Joe Biden on his handling of racial issues in past decades but without rancor — a delicate balance that left many Democrats liking Booker, but for whatever reason, few committing to his candidacy.
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Airbus is launching a reorganization of its commercial aircraft sales operations in a move likely to focus fresh attention on a delicate balance of power at Europe's largest aerospace company, people familiar with the situation said.
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Some analysts said last week that it could have worrying geopolitical consequences, intensifying a space race with China and threatening the delicate balance of power between India and Pakistan, which are both armed with nuclear weapons.
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NASA is having to manage a delicate balance, making sure the rover doesn't run out of energy while maintaining its power-hungry survival heaters—a system that protects the rover's batteries from freezing in the extreme cold.
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East Asian security is a very delicate balance between several competing military powers, but it's stable due in large part to political choices made by the regional powers and the United States for the past 70 years.
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It's a delicate balance: these films need to show fans enough in advance to make sure they show up to theaters, but not enough to completely defeat the point of seeing the film in the first place.
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Parts of the incoming administration have become too focused on the trade deficit, as it hangs in delicate balance with foreign investments flowing into the United States, former Bush 43 economist Gregory Mankiw told CNBC on Tuesday.
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Northern Ireland has been without a regional government for almost a year, destabilising the delicate balance between Irish nationalists and pro-British unionists that has been shaken by Britain's June 2016 vote to leave the European Union.
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Keeping acneic skin calm and breakout-free requires a delicate balance, since you don't want to further clog already-congested pores, but you also don't want to dry skin out to the point of a flaky mess.
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Gyms like Kiatmoo 9, and Petchsiri gym are notoriously not welcoming to foreigners, whereas gyms like Sitmonchai and Lamnamoon Muay Thai have been able to create and manage that delicate balance of paying customers and Thai fighters.
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Coaching can require a delicate balance, as the second-ranked trait of good managers at Google is that they do not micromanage employees and, instead, empower their team to take control of their own work and projects.
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That delicate balance -- criticize the President, but only up to a point -- reflects the reality that Ryan will need White House cooperation to pass the deep, permanent tax cuts that have long been his core political objective.
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"It was a delicate balance throughout 2009 and 2010 to be straight with the American people about the depths of the problem, how close we were to disaster, without scaring the heck out of them," Obama said.
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An overhaul or abandonment of the North American Free Trade Agreement — which is being renegotiated by the United States, Canada and Mexico — could also upset the delicate balance of production and parts manufacturing spread over the region.
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Striking that delicate balance between rooting for the country, and by extension for the president, and all-out messaging to show how terrible the administration's response has been is a difficult task, but it must be done.
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But over the course of two decades and five presidents, the post-Hoover relationship between the F.B.I. and the White House had settled into a delicate balance between the rule of law and the chief of state.
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"The fear that the Fanya stocks might flood into the market and destroy the already very delicate balance of supply and demand has been overhanging onto the market," said Vicky Zeng, Vital's global vice president for sourcing.
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A decade after the 2008 financial crisis, the global economy is in a "delicate balance" that's at risk of getting tilted by a central bank misstep or unresolved trade dispute, according to financial services firm Northern Trust.
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If anyone symbolizes both the promise and the increasing problems of American orchestras, the delicate balance of vision and tradition, it is Mr. Gilbert, who is departing as the Philharmonic's music director after a tumultuous eight years.
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Britain's Supreme Court is set to hear the case next week, and its decision could have major implications for Brexit, the fate of Mr. Johnson's leadership and the delicate balance of power between the crown and Parliament.
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"The bigger picture is complex and month-by-month fluctuations are inevitable as manufacturers manage product cycles, operational changes and the delicate balance of supply and demand from market to market," said SMMT Chief Executive Mike Hawes.
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"Any external process, such as an earthquake, gas input from below, or even a change in the lake-water level can tip this delicate balance and release the pressure on the hot and trapped water," he added.
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He's been in Formula E since its beginning, and is regarded as one of its more knowledgeable drivers — especially when it comes to understanding the delicate balance the series demands of driving fast without running out of battery.
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In fact, the Muscovite attacks oversimplify the position of the ancient Istanbul-based see, which must keep a delicate balance between many different earthly powers in order to survive as a tiny Christian enclave in a Muslim country.
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With both sides regularly clashing, Chicago ministers found themselves in a difficult spot: how to walk the delicate balance between the owners and captains of industry that financed their churches, and the working people they hoped to reach.
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Sources told Reuters on Wednesday there was a debate among top government officials about the extent of the growth revisions, highlighting the delicate balance between Erdogan's long-standing drive for economic expansion and investors' calls for greater austerity.
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It would further destabilize a delicate balance between Irish nationalists and unionists who, until last year, had run the province since 2007 under the terms of the 1998 Good Friday peace accord which ended three decades of violence.
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"In any administration there's a delicate balance between trying to distance yourself from the president and knowing that your opponent will never let you do so," said Doug Heye, a former communications director of the Republican National Committee.
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The strategy reflects the delicate balance being sought by Democrats heading into 2020, at once facing pressure from their progressive base to launch impeachment articles immediately while taking pains not to overstep and put vulnerable incumbents at risk.
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BEIJING — China's leadership is trying to strike a delicate balance between outrage and necessity, as it seeks to maintain a recent thaw with the United States while lashing out at the arrest of a top Chinese tech executive.
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But the competing visits also suggest the delicate balance the White House staff faces in managing the activities of both the first lady and the senior adviser to the president who has embraced the title of first daughter.
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"The Bird King" maintains a delicate balance between holding Fatima's world in high regard, looking at it critically and finding its moments of humor, all the while revealing its many resemblances to the world as it exists today.
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A budget outline presented to the government's top economic advisory panel on Wednesday underscored the delicate balance the government needs to strike between shoring up growth to keep a fragile economic recovery on track and making fiscal reforms.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Airbus is launching a reorganization of its commercial aircraft sales operations in a move likely to focus fresh attention on a delicate balance of power at Europe's largest aerospace company, people familiar with the situation said.
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He will be the first sitting president to attend the summit in two decades, and will have to strike a delicate balance between the anti-globalism sentiment that got him elected and his intention to strike business deals.
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The clip follows Mufasa and Simba as they climb up to survey their kingdom — it's "everything the light touches," but definitely not the shadowy parts — and discuss the responsibilities of ruling and the delicate balance of life and death.
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But local controversies over Arlene Foster's involvement in a mismanaged green heating scheme — and the subsequent collapse of power sharing at Northern Ireland's devolved-government seat of Stormont — have already destabilized the delicate balance of power in the region.
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"There is quite a delicate balance that Angela Merkel will have to navigate in a way, because it is not clear that being confrontational won't just create even more of a credibility problem for G20 cooperation," she told Reuters.
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Clinton must strike a more delicate balance on the issue: In the Democratic primaries against Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, who has a mixed record on gun control, she has taken an aggressive tack against firearm manufacturers and sellers.
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By replacing ministers chosen on the basis of party affiliation or ethnic or sectarian identity, Abadi risks disturbing the delicate balance of Iraq's governing system in place since the U.S.-led invasion in 2003 which toppled dictator Saddam Hussein.
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As she sits in a Syrian-Kurdish jail, waiting the US government to determine -- or not determine -- what to do with her, it is navigating that delicate balance between unknowing victim and deft manipulator that will decide her fate.
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Experts in preparedness and infection prevention are worried about maintaining a delicate balance: trying to keep health care workers safe without depriving hospitals of so many workers that they cannot care for the patients who are coming their way.
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D'Antoni and Gordon have struck up a perfect marriage here, but they also have a delicate balance to maintain in order to make sure it lasts, not just through this season but over the next four years of Gordon's deal.
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The fact that the UCLA device also shows power-law behavior is a big deal, Plenz said, because it suggests that, as in the brain, a delicate balance between activation and inhibition keeps all of its parts interacting with one another.
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The Auto Alliance, a group representing Detroit and International brand automakers, said it was concerned that the U.S. plan fails to strike the "delicate balance" needed to keep auto and parts production in North America instead of low-cost countries elsewhere.
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The contrast between the delicate balance the characters must maintain and Bong's bombastic, pull-out-all-the-stops storytelling is a pure adrenaline rush — I was shaking when I left the theater, and remained that way for at least an hour.
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Over a span of 12 years and six kids, Brangelina kept a delicate balance between their personal and public lives — but shared enough to paint a picture of a deep and loving relationship that seemed only to strengthen with time.
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But if you're only browsing the retailer's buttoned-up garments (which it still does quite well, of course), you're seriously missing out on a treasure trove of pieces that strike that oh-so-delicate balance between on-trend and unexpected.
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The term "status quo" refers to an Ottoman era edict that preserves the division of ownership over the holy sites in Jerusalem between the three religions and prohibits any unilateral changes that could disturb the delicate balance in the city.
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During a visit to Ukraine in 2008, Patriarch Bartholomew held a delicate balance, accepting the legality of the Moscow Patriarchate's authority in that part of the world but also giving heart to the Ukrainian yearning for a united, independent church.
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The ruleset of any tabletop game is a delicate balance of what is written on the page and what is left to brew in the minds of its players, and these winners make it clear that they understand this intimately.
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Lack of sleep can be a risk factor because it boosts hunger, due to the delicate balance between the nutrients consumed and the energy costs of staying awake, which remain generally the same whether you've had enough sleep or not.
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An investigation by Senate Republicans released Wednesday sheds light on the delicate balance the Obama administration sought to strike after the deal, as it worked to ensure Iran received its promised benefits without playing into the hands of the deal's opponents.
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With Mr. Warren's secular lens lending outsider credibility, "Let Hope Rise" attempts a delicate balance — glorifying the band onstage and off to please its faithful (potentially millions of ticket-buyers) while not coming off so uncritical as to alienate curious nonbelievers.
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Given how important Saudi Arabia remains to American foreign policy in the Middle East, Washington would be wise to continue to press Riyadh for reform, while taking into account the delicate balance needed to keep the country from plunging into chaos.
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The jackets, especially, pulled off the delicate balance of maintaining structure while molding to the body, especially the plaid one I was offered with double-track-stitched pockets, and for which only one is for sale in each size ($2,700).
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"There is quite a delicate balance that Angela Merkel will have to navigate in a way, because it is not clear that being confrontational won't just create even more of a credibility problem for G-20 cooperation," she told Reuters.
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Pushed out of their traditional habitats by the dramatically rising ocean temperatures and other fallout from climate change, summer flounder are part of a global disruption of marine species that threatens livelihoods, cultures and the delicate balance of the oceans themselves.
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"Eva Recinos: "I think it's hard, because you have to find that delicate balance between being vulnerable enough to tell your partner, 'Today's a bad day,' but also ultimately you're the one that has to make the decisions for yourself.
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This illustrates the delicate balance between Congress's need to get to the truth and the fact that that need may be in direct conflict with the desire to see that the rule of law is obeyed and criminal behavior is punished.
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China's leaders are trying to maintain a delicate balance between outrage and necessity amid the unfolding drama over the arrest in Canada of a top executive from the tech giant Huawei, write Keith Bradsher and Raymond Zhong of the NYT.
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The delicate balance with the United States has left the Mexican government without a clear, consistent immigration policy, so Mexican states and municipalities along the border are often in the position of fending for themselves under pressure from their American counterparts.
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The percentage will not be the same for everyone, and it is a delicate balance: You do not, for example, want to become invested too conservatively as you approach retirement; your portfolio might need to last three decades or more.
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And Ms. Warren must still allay Democratic concerns about her strength as a general-election candidate and strike a delicate balance between locking down liberal voters who also like Mr. Sanders while growing her support among moderates and racial minorities.
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The oil price rallied towards its highest level this year on Wednesday, after a drop in U.S. crude inventories and as the prospect of the loss of Iranian supply added to concerns over the delicate balance between consumption and production.
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For decades, Canada's Bombardier and Embraer have faced off in the 70- to 100-seat regional jet segment just below the radar of Airbus and Boeing's larger commercial jet line-ups, but the CSeries alliance may have tipped that delicate balance.
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But she has to strike a very delicate balance — and pursue a broad reform agenda, partly in the hope of amending the undemocratic Constitution, while making sure not to antagonize the Tatmadaw, which has the most to lose from further liberalization.
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There needs to be a delicate balance between onboarding customers in the system, while maintaining our pricing model, maintaining our cost structure, making sure that our customers experience efficiencies and cost savings, and not increasing costs because they like our software.
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This list will be updated as new lawmakers indicate whether they will vote for the bill (CNN)The House Republican bill to repeal Obamacare hangs in a delicate balance as concerned GOP lawmakers publicly come out to express their opposition to the legislation.
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By that point, Republican senators were becoming increasingly vocal in their objections to the bill while the House Freedom Caucus ramped up its calls for major changes that would unsettle the bill's delicate balance aimed at appealing to all factions of the GOP.
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Meanwhile, American arms-export policy has been a delicate balance between, on the one hand, seizing economic and geopolitical opportunity and, on the other, being careful not to share technologies which could destabilise war zones or be used against the United States.
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DELICATE BALANCE Saudi Arabia sees no need to boost production quickly now, with oil at around $70 a barrel, as it fears a price crash and a build-up in inventories, OPEC sources said, adding that Russia wants to increase supply after June.
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Given the delicate balance between Russia hawks in the EU's north and east, and those in the west and the south who would want to seek more business ties with Moscow, the bloc is likely to keep on extending the sanctions for now.
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Why it matters: There's a delicate balance governments have to weigh when they develop high tech hacking tools: Every tool relies on a security flaw that a company could fix if the government chose to notify them rather than exploit it for espionage.
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"The slowdown in emissions growth from 2014 to 2016 was always a delicate balance, and the likely 2 percent increase in 2017 clearly demonstrates that we can't take the recent slowdown for granted," Robbie Andrew, the report's co-author, said in a statement.
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Judge Kavanaugh has gone beyond his clear proclivity for being an activist judge out of line with the rest of the country—he has revealed himself to beholden to another branch of the government and would imperil our Constitution's delicate balance of powers.
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Hensarling has identified 30 House bills he would like to add to the Senate text, but some lawmakers and lobbyists are concerned doing so could upend a delicate balance in the Senate, where Democratic and Republican support is required to pass legislation.
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But it&aposs a delicate balance for a business that&aposs ballooned over the last decade as banks retreated from riskier corporate lending — people who saw the last recession through don&apost come cheap, and firms aren&apost willing to warehouse them indefinitely.
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Most children I know are interested in either animals or cars or both — this striking work of art also expresses the delicate balance between life and technology, between animation and in-animation, the place where the world of science, art, and healing meet.
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It's a delicate balance, but the avenue to a higher tier may materialize next summer, when they pitch superior but realistically attainable talent—think Kevin Love or Khris Middleton instead of Kawhi Leonard or Jimmy Butler—on being apart of something special.
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It is foolish indeed to roll the dice against the great weight of the scientific community on the hope that the world's scientists are wrong about climate change and we are actually improving upon Earth's delicate balance that has allowed man to flourish.
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During the first wave of the Great Migration of black people from the South to the North and West, some Northern black people were also afraid that the newcomers would upset the delicate balance that they thought they had achieved with white people.
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To do so will require a delicate balance between energizing liberals, who are more prone to support aggressive steps like subpoenaing Bolton, and protecting moderates in battleground districts, who have struggled through the impeachment debate and are pleased to be beyond it. Rep.
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Since the VP pick is a delicate balance between geography, demographics, age, and in 2016, probably gender, the vibrant and charismatic senator could be a vital asset for Clinton, especially in rallying the youth vote and solidifying her appeal with African-Americans.
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LONDON — Since becoming Britain's prime minister six months ago, Boris Johnson has managed to strike a delicate balance in his relationship with President Trump, keeping him at a distance during Britain's election while more recently showing sympathy for his pressure tactics against Iran.
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Ms. Staunton and Mr. Macdonald previously joined with Albee for a 2011 revival at north London's Almeida Theater of "A Delicate Balance," in which Ms. Staunton put to one side all thoughts of Elaine Stritch's 1996 turn as the heavy-drinking sister, Claire.
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" WANG PENG, ASSOCIATE RESEARCH FELLOW AT CHONGYANG INSTITUTE FOR FINANCIAL STUDIES, RENMIN UNIVERSITY OF CHINA "In the future, North Korea will cautiously maintain a delicate balance between China and the United States but North Korea will still rely on China for major issues.
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The ability to feel also facilitated the robot's ability to learn how to play all on its own, both in terms of finding a block that was loose enough to remove, and repositioning it on the top of the tower without upsetting the delicate balance.
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Secretary of State John Kerry noted the "delicate balance" of providing such arms during a press conference with the Italian foreign minister and Libyan Prime Minister in Vienna, Austria, on Monday following an international meeting to offer support to the Government of National Accord.
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Liberalism at its best should preserve a delicate balance between four opposing sets of principles: (1) elitism and democracy, (21970) top-down management and self-organisation, (235) globalism and localism, and (230) what might be termed, for simplicity's sake, the hard and the soft.
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Nonetheless, the two incidents at the two affiliates illustrate the delicate balance for manufacturers like Toyota to disaster-proof the supply chain - a crucial part of the 'Just in Time' production system it pioneered over half a century ago to improve efficiency and reduce wastage.
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Just like giving unsolicited advice, treating someone to skin care for the holidays should be approached with great care: There's a delicate balance between passing along useful tips that the recipient will actually appreciate and inadvertently insulting them with an anti-aging eye cream recommendation.
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Still, the report by the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations sheds light on the delicate balance the Obama administration sought to strike after the deal, as it worked to ensure Iran received its promised benefits without playing into the hands of the deal&aposs opponents.
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"It was a delicate balance throughout 2009 and 2010 to be straight with the American people about the depths of the problem, how close we were to disaster, without scaring the heck out of them," Mr. Obama told Andrew Ross Sorkin of The Times.
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" With delicate balance, he admonished the Black Lives Matter movement to recognize that an overwhelming majority of cops perform their jobs valiantly and fairly and that when anyone "paints all police as biased or bigoted, we undermine those officers we depend on for our safety.
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Ms. Swonk, who expects the Fed to raise rates on Wednesday, said the central bank was trying to strike a delicate balance by wrapping up its post-crisis campaign to stimulate the economy by holding down interest rates to encourage consumer and business borrowing.
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Traditional theater depends on the viewer's going along with a very delicate balance of reality and unreality that comes when viewers breathe the same air and share the same space as live actors; movies create a different reality effect or, if you insist, magic.
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Perhaps this was in part a response to, or a way of dealing with, the constant uncertainty I felt treading the delicate balance between my Korean family and my British upbringing, between the joy I took in playing and the intensity of my musical education.
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But it's a delicate balance, appealing to a generation of thrill seekers — a 2014 Harris survey found that 7993 percent of millennials prefer to spend money on experiences rather than material things — while appeasing the cruise line's most loyal demographic (ages 60 and up).
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There is a delicate balance to a good spoonful of goop; something like honey is tricky, slippery and sticky; on the other hand, raw brownie batter is not only a salmonella risk, but too complicated and time-consuming for the end goal of goop-eating.
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She was stunningly open with me as she worked through her feelings about her role as a black cultural figure — the responsibility it contains, and the delicate balance between succumbing to the appetite of the internet and resisting the commodification that goes with it.
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Current and former Defense Department officials said limiting American assistance to the Afghan military would require a delicate balance of providing just enough material support for the NATO training mission, known as Resolute Support, to ensure that Western allies remain invested without sacrificing counterterrorism operations.
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Dr. Scott Gottlieb, the FDA commissioner, and Dr. Peter Marks, director of the FDA's Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research, co-authored a new paper detailing the delicate balance between safety and innovation when it comes to the possibilities of using stem cells in medicine.
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I have to find that delicate balance of somebody who knows what it is to be 40 feet up on wobbling amplifiers about to die in front of 180,000 people with your tits out; to someone who understands what it's like to dress for the Oscars.
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Some of that is the regular old "please don't fuck this up" dread that can accompany any fresh season of a beloved series — the worry that something will go awry in the delicate balance between new elements and the things that make the show the show.
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I SPENT A LOT OF TIME WITH OUR LABOR TRYING TO EXPLAIN THE CONCEPT OF SHARE REPURCHASES, WHICH IS DIFFICULT ENOUGH TO EXPLAIN TO SOMEONE THAT HAS LEARNED IT ON THAT AREA, BUT I THINK EVERYBODY UNDERSTANDS THAT THERE'S A DELICATE BALANCE BETWEEN ALL OF THOSE THINGS.
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First, sit up straight (but not pushing out your chest – a delicate balance for someone who is used to slumping over a keyboard all day), and don't let your back touch the back of a chair, so you are perched elegantly at the edge of your seat.
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These articles accurately reiterate the well documented growing affordable housing challenges in America and the delicate balance between federal tax and housing policy, bringing to light how the expected decrease in corporate tax rates has led investors to stop, reduce or slow investments in affordable housing.
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In this delicate balance, ensuring that the political team clearly explains the goals and priorities of the administration to the workforce, includes them in the change process, and listens to their input will go a long way toward building high performing teams and improving employee morale.
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Miniaturizing any type of nuclear bomb so it can fit on top of an ICBM involves delicate balance between making the device smaller and not sacrificing eventual payload, which requires a lot of testing to ensure the smaller warhead is still capable of producing a devastating explosion.
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Mr. Biesenbach said he believed the show would strike a delicate balance to reveal the connections between the early work and Acconci Studio — the "two Vitos," as he calls it — though even as recently as late May he remained uncertain whether the exhibition would open as planned.
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"There is quite a delicate balance that Angela Merkel will have to navigate in a way, because it is not clear that being confrontational won't just create even more of a credibility problem for G20 cooperation," Indonesian Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati told Reuters in an interview.
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Obviously, there's a delicate balance to be found between insertion and clitoral stimulation; all too often, the clitoris is forgotten as the owner of the hand simply tries to mimic the motion a penis would make, all but ignoring one of the most important pleasure centers.
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Many fear direct rule would further destabilize a delicate balance between nationalists and unionists who, until last year, had run the province since 2007 under the terms of the 1998 Good Friday peace accord that mostly ended decades of sectarian conflict that killed more than 3,600 people.
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Was the same person really responsible for the ghostly compositions in Kenji Mizoguchi's "Ugetsu" (on Monday at MoMA), the delicate balance of color and geometry in Yasujiro Ozu's "Floating Weeds" (on Friday at Japan Society) and the Tohoscope symmetries of Akira Kurosawa's "Yojimbo" (on Wednesday at MoMA)?
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The reports provide a blueprint of China's aspirations for the next five years, and show Beijing trying to strike a delicate balance between holding up growth and restructuring underperforming industries, which are major contributors to pollution and are responsible for much of the country's corporate debt overhang.
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Syfy's adaptation of Lev Grossman's The Magicians is part of this new wave of fantasy shows, and as the show begins its second season, it remains one of the best examples on TV today of adult-oriented storytelling that maintains the delicate balance between high fantasy and familiar reality.
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Many fear a return to full British direct rule would further destabilize a delicate balance between nationalists and unionists who, until last year, had run the province since 2007 under the terms of the 1998 accord that mostly ended decades of sectarian conflict that killed more than 3,600 people.
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"While my two worlds can coexist, I've learned that for me, being able to keep a foot in both is a delicate balance – because while they are not mutually exclusive, guiding my heart though the swinging pendulum from excess to lack of access is sometimes challenging," she wrote.
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It is a delicate balance for Mr. Son, who is on the one hand receiving investment capital from a conservative nation that built its vast wealth with oil and on the other hand using that very wealth to fund progressive young companies with a different set of values.
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"With 14 million EVs expected on U.K. roads by 2030, there can be no doubt that e-mobility will have a significant impact on how we manage the delicate balance of supply and demand to the grid," Jonathan Tudor, Centrica Innovations' director of technology and innovation strategy, said.
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Johnson wrote that the backstop was anti-democratic and threatened the United Kingdom's sovereignty as the application of single-market rules in Northern Ireland could divide the province from the rest of the UK. He also said it risked upsetting the delicate balance between nationalists and unionists in Northern Ireland.
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Falih has to find a delicate balance between keeping the oil market well supplied and prices high enough for Riyadh's budget needs, while pleasing Moscow to ensure Russia remains in the OPEC+ pact, and being responsive to the concerns of the United States and the rest of OPEC+, sources said.
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Johnson wrote that the backstop was anti-democratic and threatened the United Kingdom's sovereignty as the application of single-market rules in Northern Ireland could divide Northern Ireland from the rest of the UK. He also said it risked weakening the delicate balance between nationalists and unionists in Northern Ireland.
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This delicate balance of power in a society of immigrants, the myriad ways in which it is unevenly distributed, the use and abuse of it and the daily enaction of that use and abuse is, to my mind, the main theme of "Amnesty," or at least its main source of preoccupation.
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He explained that the delicate balance between living life to the extent that you feel the need to document everything and the pull of self-sabotage threatening to destroy everything you create is part of the deal when you have, "the worst fucking job in the world," as Smith said.
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In the two Mentor Texts below, we'll show you how the Times book critic Michiko Kakutani and a student winner of our 2018 Review Contest strike the delicate balance of appealing to a broad-cross section of people while keeping in mind the target audience of the works they are reviewing.
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Read more: Boeing says it could suspend 737 Max production if grounding continues, putting tens of thousands of jobs at risk"We do not disclose information or any indication what may have gone wrong in that particular case, and that is a very delicate balance for us to play," Bahrami said.
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The administration's ad hoc push for space dominance risks upsetting a delicate balance: space now hovers precariously at the brink of weaponization and it would take only one major country defecting from the current system of peaceful self-constraint to drive us into a major arms race in outer space.
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Northern Ireland risks reverting to direct rule from London for the first time in a decade if power-sharing is not restored, a step backwards in the delicate balance between mainly Catholic Irish nationalists seeking union with Ireland and predominantly Protestant unionists who want to remain in the United Kingdom.
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"It's a delicate balance, but all of us here are supportive of the fact that if you have a legitimate government and the legitimate government is struggling against terrorism, that legitimate government should not be made the prisoner, or should not be victimized, by virtue of the U.N. action," he said.
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Airbnb has been trying to strike a delicate balance between the interests not just of guests and hosts, but also of investors, who had concerns about Airbnb's reported losses even before the virus hit that have intensified now that the company's plans to go public this year could get delayed.
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"No matter who is eventually chosen for the post, he or she will face a very challenging task of striking the delicate balance on financial reform and preventing systematic financial risks," said Zhu Ning, a prominent economist at Tsinghua University who is an advocate of a more market-based financial system.
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On trade, government leaders and Chinese corporate chiefs have sought to strike a delicate balance: playing down worries about the effect on China of a protracted trade fight, while warning that the global economic system could be disrupted by a trade war and that the United States risks falling behind.
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The study strikes a "delicate balance" and is not meant to dissuade people from donating blood, but it does raise critical questions about how blood donations are used after mass shootings, said Dr. James Lozada, lead author of the study, published Monday in The Journal of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery.
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Falih has to find a delicate balance between keeping the oil market well supplied and prices high enough for Riyadh's budget needs, while pleasing Moscow to ensure Russia remains in the OPEC+ pact, and being responsive to the concerns of the United States and the rest of the OPEC+, the sources said.
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Falih has to find a delicate balance between keeping the oil market well supplied and prices high enough for Riyadh's budget needs, while pleasing Moscow to ensure Russia remains in the OPEC+ pact, and being responsive to the concerns of the United States and the rest of OPEC+, the sources said earlier.
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What's worse, this account of the ugly three-strikes-and-you're-out impact of deforestation only considers emissions, and doesn't even touch on how the lives and traditions of forest communities are ruined when forests are razed, or how many species of plants and animals are lost, upsetting the delicate balance of ecosystems.
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If it gets too far out of whack, so that business has too much power, any branch of the government has too much power, the delicate balance that makes up our political system and the broad-based prosperity we should be working for in our economy is the worse off for it.
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CNN GOES THERE: PROTECTING THE ANTARCTIC Antarctica is out of balance Understanding Antarctica and the delicate balance of ice melt draining into the Southern Ocean, and the replenishing snowfall over the continent's interior, is critically important when estimating how much seas will rise around the globe as a result of global warming.
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"What they're doing is a delicate balance of keeping him alive just long enough that they can be the ones who execute him, and that he doesn't die of natural causes," Bernard E. Harcourt, a Columbia Law School professor who has been representing Hamm pro-bono since the early '90s, told VICE News.
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This image of an adorable Curiosity-like rover keeping his spirit alive after centuries of solitude is simultaneously full of heartbreak and hope, and the film rides that delicate balance all the way through its wrenching highs and lows as Wall-E and his fellow android Eve fight to bring humanity home.
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Hicks isn't just good at PR. She fulfills Trump's particular PR needs, which require an incredibly delicate balance: She must please a man who loves bombast, but waries of it quickly in others; a man who requires constant spin-doctoring, but hates it when those who work for him get caught in a lie.
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"Chairman Hensarling has done a good job at moving bipartisan pieces of legislation through the House, but it will be a difficult task to maintain that delicate balance in the Senate due to the Senate's current composition," said Dina Ellis Rochkind, a lawyer at Paul Hastings in Washington and former Senate Banking Committee staffer.
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Lara's concerns highlight the delicate balance that Lyft, which calls itself the "friendly" ride-hailing company, and its billion-dollar competitors must strike as they simultaneously tout their innovative plans for the future — a future that may not involve drivers — while courting the thousands and thousands of drivers needed to work with them now.
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" Senior administration officials who prepared Trump for Monday's meeting said Trump was aware of the delicate balance with India and Pakistan, but would look to treat the 1.3 billion person country like the defense ally it is, including by selling the kind of "technology that the United States provides to its closest allies and partner.
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But Ms. Yovanovitch cast her own personal ordeal as far less important than the sweeping implications Mr. Trump's actions had for the United States' national security and the delicate balance of geopolitical forces operating in and around Ukraine, a struggling democracy and "battleground for great power competition" ever since the Russians invaded five years ago.
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Well, Sarah and Charles knew that they wanted the Purity Ring song "Obedear" as the theme song, and that was such a brilliant choice because it really has this element that captures this really unique crossover on the show: It's a very delicate balance between this pop millennial world and something that's very dark and mysterious.
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Today, more than three decades after Hezbollah suicide attackers killed 241 U.S. service personnel by detonating a truck bomb at a Marine compound in Beirut, the group still maintains its vast arsenal (supplied by Iran) while also holding several politically influential seats in Lebanon's parliament, which is a delicate balance of competing religious and ethnic groups.
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Intelligence collection is multifaceted and focused on a troika of requirements, including North Korea's negotiation strategy, proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, and a potential "loose nuke" scenario in the event Kim miscalculates the delicate balance between repression and economic reform, as did the Soviet Union's Mikhail Gorbachev, and loses his grip on North Korea's extensive weapons arsenal.
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But it was taken as a deeply troubling sign among drug policy experts who believe the F.D.A. has been far too influenced by patient advocates and drug companies, and has allowed the delicate balance in drug approvals to tilt toward speedy decisions based on preliminary data and away from more conclusive evidence of effectiveness and safety.
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Several sequences in Made in America's third part are devoted to the delicate balance that both sides tried to secure in jury selection, which ended with the predominately Black pool (defense attorney Carl E. Douglas went on record saying that Simpson bragged about how much Black women loved him, and how unlikely they'd be to convict him).
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If confirmed, Ratcliffe will not only have to allay public concerns about the politicization of intelligence during an election year, he'll also have to strike a delicate balance inside the administration between a demanding president seeking to rein in the "deep state" and intelligence agencies that have long resented and resisted any perceived overreach from ODNI.
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"The slowdown in emissions growth from 2014 to 2016 was always a delicate balance, and the likely 2 percent increase in 2017 clearly demonstrates that we can't take the recent slowdown for granted," Robbie Andrew, a co-author of the study and a senior researcher at Norway's CICERO Center for International Climate Research, said in a statement.
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The political delegation left after a few days in the South, and while it was seen as something of a diplomatic breakthrough, major questions remained -- chiefly how Moon will walk the delicate balance of lowering tensions between South and North while not damaging Seoul's ties to Washington, which remains highly skeptical of and hostile towards North Korea.
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"The slowdown in emissions growth from 2628 to 28500 was always a delicate balance, and the likely 6900 percent increase in 2628 clearly demonstrates that we can't take the recent slowdown for granted," Robbie Andrew, a co-author of the study and a senior researcher at Norway's CICERO Center for International Climate Research, said in a statement.
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To run LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton, to give its full name, Arnault must maintain the delicate balance between giving his creatives (who have included controversial designers John Galliano and the late Alexander McQueen) free rein while managing a business that made 42.6 billion euros ($50.6 billion) in revenue in 2017, up 13 percent, in the highly fickle world of fashion.
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Lenovo&aposs Best Yoga Laptop Gets the Powerful Guts It NeedsCrafting the perfect lap-friendly computing companion is a delicate balance between weight and…Read more ReadDespite the 'S' moniker, the Yoga 900S actually has less under the hood—one of Intel's Core M processors, which trade raw power in favor of less power draw, and an overall smaller size.
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The NYT explains the fine line that SoftBank's chief, Masa Son, must walk: It is a delicate balance for Mr. Son, who is on the one hand receiving investment capital from a conservative nation that built its vast wealth with oil and on the other hand using that very wealth to fund progressive young companies with a different set of values.
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Clinton tried to strike a delicate balance on the issue here Thursday night, praising the progress under President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden while acknowledging the frustrations of the nearly 70 percent of Americans who polls show view the nation as on the wrong track, a figure that in an ordinary election year would be politically deadly for the incumbent party.
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On the National Mall alone, there's a delicate balance between stairs, permitted equipment and flags: You can film the Washington Monument outside the circle of flags around the base, but you cannot film the Lincoln Memorial above its white steps, and all of the Korean and Vietnam War memorials are open — except that only a hand-held camera is permitted.
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And we&aposve got to -- you know, so the delicate balance that President Trump has right now is how do you get China to back off and re-assure Vietnam and The Philippines that, you know, those shipping lanes are going to stay open, and how do we keep those open, and then how do we get into their markets, how do we get the right exchange rates with China, and then how do we get them to help us with North Korea?
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His major works included "A Delicate Balance," a Pulitzer-winning, darkly unsettling comedy about an affluent family whose members reveal their deep unhappiness in shrewd and stinging verbal combat; "All Over" (203), directed on Broadway by John Gielgud and starring Colleen Dewhurst, about a family (and a mistress) awaiting the deathbed expiration of an unseen, wealthy man; "Seascape" (1975), another Pulitzer winner, a creepily comic, slightly ominous meditation on monogamy, evolution and mortality that develops from an oceanside discussion involving an elderly human couple and a pair of anthropomorphic lizards; and "Three Tall Women," a strikingly personal work drawn from memories of his adoptive mother, scrutinizing, in its various stages, the life of a dying woman.
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