Sentence examples for becoming unbalanced from inspiring English sources

The possibility of a one-tonne robot becoming unbalanced and toppling on a patient does not bear thinking about.

Once the pirates are on board this becomes a tale of a ship with two captains, and it's critical that Hanks is matched by an equal and opposite force to prevent the drama from becoming unbalanced.

We don't ask you to be brief for our own convenience; a long letter will inevitably have to be cut and runs the risk of becoming unbalanced, even after careful editing.

Increasingly, advertisers are learning how to reach the same people on other websites, for less money.As Mr Nielsen of GroupM puts it, the conversation between buyers and sellers of advertising is becoming unbalanced, with the former often armed with more data than the latter.

Analyst Adam Longson said that markets risked becoming "unbalanced" unless the Opec producers' cartel decided to intervene.

For group studies, we prefer crossover designs as these deal effectively with inter-subject variance, but if a more traditional two-group (or more) design is to be used, then block randomisation and/or minimisation should be employed to reduce the risk of the groups becoming unbalanced on key variables such as time since stroke or severity (Altman & Bland, 2005).

The result is a population becoming as unbalanced as China's in many places.

"All morning long on May 6 order flows were becoming increasingly unbalanced, and volumes were huge," said O'Hara.

Still, Mr. Goldman said that while the market was becoming less unbalanced, high technology would continue to shine.

By 1962, Plath, who had survived a suicide attempt in 1954, was becoming dangerously unbalanced, exuding what one observer characterized as an "unrelenting, omnipresent animosity," and Hughes eventually began to withdraw.

After becoming progressively unbalanced, one day she locked herself into an iron maiden, and died after whispering the name "Sebastian".