41.   But Democrats who opposed her selection said they were convinced she would not strike a balance between corporate interests and environmental conservation.

42.   But exactly where to strike that balance is a subject of lively debate within the government.

43.   But he said any new laws should strike a balance between fire-safety imperatives and the cost of the new systems.

44.   But in the heart of Cajun country, a wilderness preservation group and an oil company are trying to strike a balance between conservation and commerce.

45.   But it has helped him further strike a balance between his professional and personal life.

46.   But striking a balance will be tricky.

47.   But we have to strike a balance because we do not want to make it boring for the readers, too.

48.   Campaniano says the key to the job is to not play favorites, but rather to strike a balance between the interests of consumers and companies.

49.   Canvassing board members struggled to strike a balance between counting as many votes as possible and safeguarding against fraud.

50.   Chrysler Chairman and Chief Executive Robert Eaton said doubling the buyback was an attempt to strike a balance between current shareholder returns and long-term investment in the company.