Sentence examples for bit of imbalance from inspiring English sources
Especially if you've got a little bit of imbalance -- one really strong rider and then some weaker riders.
That's led to a bit of imbalance in the side.
"At the start of the second practice session we got a little bit of imbalance in the car.
The report quoted one Gaelic-speaking focus group member stating: I think as a whole they should be covering everything that is British, not just English, and that's Scottish and Irish... there seems to be a bit of an imbalance really, it seems as those British is seen as English rather than England Scotland Ireland and Wales.
I think as a whole they should be covering everything that is British, not just English, and that's Scottish and Irish... there seems to be a bit of an imbalance really, it seems as those British is seen as English rather than England Scotland Ireland and Wales.
I just think there's a bit of an imbalance with Cardiff beating Swansea at festivals at the moment".
That seems to me to be a bit of an imbalance". He told the senators that Chinese officials talked much more about free trade than they actually practiced.
So that would be my impression; that there is still a tendency, perhaps a bit of an imbalance toward what I would call pure commercial entertainment and more private issues as opposed to public discourse.
The project has a bit of a gender imbalance.
When I went back to see him he said, "Bit of a hormonal imbalance, come back and see me if you ever have trouble having children".
