The phrase "badly balanced" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to describe something that is out of normal proportions, for example: "The workload was badly balanced, with some employees having twice as much to do as others."
Harry Redknapp described the Tottenham Hotspur squad that he inherited from the previous regime at the club as "badly balanced and put together" as he looked forward to putting his own stamp on it.
But centered on lives badly balanced on the ragged edge of survival and uprooted by poverty, with a distant war rumbling in the background, inaudible to some people, deafening to others, this is a novel that could easily have been set in the present.
The impact of ultratight motorbike pants with the badly balanced footwear was to turn high quality, beautifully made clothes, often in snake skin or leather, into just the image that Burberry has fought to escape: outfits for Britain's shop-until-you-drop WAGS, the tabloid nickname for the wives and girlfriends of soccer stars.
The cover art finds a woman breastfeeding in a mirror while perched on a badly balanced mattress, as though adulthood has dramatically arrived into a lifestyle of bedsit-pub-aggro-regret. Trouble, so long a feature of T's USP, makes it to a song title here, but it's not about shady characters getting up to no good.
Before venturing back to the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania, Mr. Downer developed a script with the sitcom writer Simon Nye ("Men Behaving Badly"), who balanced a family-friendly narrative with some realistic lessons about a life in the wild.
Just ask the Italian government, still struggling (badly) to balance its open-border obligations under EU law with demands for the expulsion of Romanian migrants blamed for a crime wave.Nobody expects Turkey to join the EU before 2020 if its entry is not vetoed by an existing member nation, that is, or it has not already walked away in disgust.
Last September, opinions were broadly balanced, with 48% saying they thought the coalition was doing "well", against 51% who said they felt the coalition was doing "badly".
It is in fact the result of a broader political moment created in the wake of the global financial crisis when disenchantment with financial globalization is causing governments to repatriate wealth back to within national borders, especially at a time when countries badly need to balance their books.
They sleep badly; sitting upright, balancing on their bottoms, minds whirring, constantly fearful that something or someone is after them.
I was badly off balance and then crashed hard on my right side on the side of the road".
Several shocking recent statistics have helped underscore the idea that the way that the rewards of the economy are being distributed is badly off balance.
