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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a unbalanced" is not correct in written English; it should be "an unbalanced." You can use it when describing something that is not in a state of balance or equilibrium.
Example: "The report highlighted a significant issue with an unbalanced budget that could lead to financial difficulties."
Alternatives: "an uneven" or "a lopsided".
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The shift to higher interest rates in advanced economies and the slowdown in emerging markets is leading to fears of a unbalanced world recovery.
Also, a (quite personal) survey of quantum computation is presented in order to give the readers a (unbalanced) panorama of the field.
These suggest that in scleroderma lesions the potential of this APE could be affected by an alteration of DEFB1 overexpression pathways [ 7, 45] probably due to a unbalanced cytokine expression profile [ 6].
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Three slides were analysed blindly from a normal karyotype, an unbalanced and a balanced translocation.
This will be, what, the fourth time since we launched Reboot Illinois that the Democratic majority has passed an unbalanced budget, a blatantly unbalanced one.
At the bar, a man dreams a glass of champagne like an unbalanced thought.
To some, it was a necessary corrective to an unbalanced criminal justice system.
Equally obviously, we have an unbalanced economy with a massive primate city.
This is a passionate book, but not an unbalanced one.
It is usually an unbalanced weave, with wefts completely covering a proportionately low number of warps.
"The courts represent a massive problem for us: it's an unbalanced, dangerous system".
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