better-balanced
adjective[before noun]
ukusused todescribeabetterway ofcombiningdifferentactivities,products, etc:
Thehopeis thatofferingmorehouseholdgoodswillcreatea better-balancedretailgroup.
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There is evidence of a move towards a healthier more diversified andbetter-balancedindustrial structure.
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This is intended to help in achieving a more diverse andbetter-balancedbench.
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We are to-day talking about, and have been talking about for a long time, abetter-balancedspread of economy in this country.
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That will help to produce abetter-balancedcohort of taxonomists for the future.
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Once that process has been completed, however, producers should be able to look forward to more stable andbetter-balancedconditions.
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In all those ways, my suggested reforms would produce abetter-balancedtax structure.
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I shall begin by taking stock of the progress made under existing legislation towards completing new town development programmes and making thembetter-balancedcommunities.
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His provocative analysis recommends abetter-balancedreading of our past and a wise use of that base for determining our common future.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Many players wanted a still faster,better-balancedgame with more social options for characters.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The army of 1777 was also abetter-balancedforce than the two which preceded it.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.What was needed was abetter-balancedfighter with both good agility and sophisticated systems.
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