Sentence examples for correcting this imbalance from inspiring English sources

Correcting this imbalance will require a radical adjustment in how we think of cities and government's role in them.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's shift of street space to create pedestrian plazas in Times Square and Herald Square is a welcome first step in correcting this imbalance.

Correcting this imbalance is not easy, but in a growing number of states, budget deficits are being used to justify efforts to scale back not only labor costs, but labor rights.

Perennial ryegrass cultivars with high concentrations of water-soluble carbohydrates (WSC) have proven potential for correcting this imbalance when fed fresh, and have also been shown to increase feed intake, milk production, and N utilization.

The G.O.P. has given lip service to correcting this imbalance, awarding blacks and women largely symbolic positions in the party, typically through auxiliaries like the New Majority Council, where black people are isolated in outreach efforts, with little or no effect on policy.

Good national government -- and regaining the public trust -- require correcting this imbalance.

Legato outlines a communications strategy to correct this imbalance.

Conlan hopes to correct this imbalance by probing the microscopic structure of slag.

Loving-kindness meditation provides a potential way to correct this imbalance.

The holders of the excess cash will try to correct this imbalance by buying other assets.

Mrs Merkel is trying to correct this imbalance.Yet Betreuungsgeld goes in the opposite direction.