Adjective modifier

• outstanding: Credit losses remained low at 3 % of outstanding balances.

Converse of object

• redress: Managers may seek to redress the power balance by restricting access to the Internet.

• strike: There is no question of striking a balance here.

• restore: Today, we try to restore the balance a little.

• achieve: Ongoing discussions with users will be an important part of achieving the correct balance.

• upset: It is about creating tensions, upsetting the balance of power among different countries.

• maintain: You must maintain a positive balance to keep your ranking.

Adjective modifier

• delicate: Team: Cognition Game title: Environment This game engages the player in understanding the delicate balance of life in the rain forests.

• perfect: The forests of Central America are, like all rainforests, nature in perfect balance.

• remaining: The remaining balance of the fees will be payable at enrollment.

• work-life: A staff survey in April 2000 identified work-life balance as an area that employees thought could be improved upon.

• healthy: This way you can incorporate them into the overall healthy balance of your diet.

Modifies a noun

• sheet: Assess the effects of business activity on the balance sheet.

• transfer: Click here to review credit card balance transfer offers.. .

Noun used with modifier

• work-life: How does your organization ensure a good work-life balance?

• work/life: Finally, the issue of achieving a better work/life balance is now a major theme in government policy.

• gender: It was noted that further action needed to be taken to address the gender balance.

• debit: Set-off interest is in addition to overdraft interest which will apply if there is a net debit balance.

• bank: The bank balance at 31 December 1999 was £ 3.0 million.