balance out

It's different from a good view balancing out a long job.

Actually, I was on government time today, but it all balances out.

Who is doing more for whom, and does it all balance out?

Is he simply trying to pull the American trade balance out of the fire?

The problem developed at the end of the day when it was time to balance out.

We, too, try to balance out the amount of power given to individuals.

Then again, in some crazy way, maybe his father had been trying to balance out the past.

But in the large picture, things balance out, as they did two thousand years ago.

However, sales usually balance out within a year, he added.

Over the course of a lifetime in one place, everything balances out.

In less than a minute, the two sides had balanced out.

"Kind of people that balance out you and me," I said.

She also sees the Post as a chance for the left to balance out the right.

I could only hope it would balance out and not get things all stirred up inside.

What are the benefits, and how well do they balance out the risks?

Wish you'd included the response we sent you to balance out your story.

But it all seems to balance out at the end."

Everything in the world has to balance out, even symbolically.

"It was the other part of balancing out life," he said.

To do so, editing by a computer was used to make the numbers balance out.

It is just that all these matters have to be balanced out.

He said, "They need to balance out the sheets a little bit."

That always happens, and they generally do balance out, close as makes no difference.

"The Giants balance out better now between the run and the pass," he said.

"You think maybe we've had it our own way too long and the odds are starting to balance out now?"