Sentence examples for become imbalanced from inspiring English sources

As the ram pressure increases, mercury on that side of the tube is pushed back and the columns become imbalanced.

"And we have systematically diminished the role and the responsibility of our government, and we have watched our market become imbalanced".

The next year, when she was already the Greenwich superintendent, the district was told that the New Lebanon School also had become imbalanced.

This approach is more akin to the idea of the "resource curse" that economies with an excessive exposure to a commodity, such as oil, may become imbalanced.

Depending on the degree of sleep deficiency, days to a week or more of sleep loss result in continued degradation of performance, mood worsens and essentially all hormones in the body become imbalanced.

While the gut mucosa represents a normal microenvironment, it can also become imbalanced in the context of inflammatory bowel disease.

In food allergy or inflammatory bowel disease, including Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis, this ecosystem becomes imbalanced and the immune system over-responds, causing excessive inflammation, diarrhea, abdominal pain, reduced appetite and weight loss.

Following the financial crisis in 2008, existing financing methods for wind power enterprises became imbalanced, and new financing approaches had to be developed.

The human soul's temperament, for instance, becomes imbalanced through the influence of other people and needs to undergo constant disciplining (riyâda) and training (tarbiya) in order to keep these character traits at equilibrium.

When capital builds up in the hands of the few, the economy becomes imbalanced.

Issues and conflict arise when the polarity of a sub-personality becomes imbalanced.