Sentence examples for create an imbalance from inspiring English sources
He added: "I always try to create an imbalance, an edge to friendship.
It pairs semiconductor materials that create an imbalance of electrons and their counterparts, called holes.
An over-reliance on digital as a solution will create an imbalance and won't bring people with you.
Companies run into trouble only when they create an imbalance between supply and demand and then try to profit from it, as some have accused Enron of doing with electricity in California.
The dot-com crash has helped make technical talent for such programs more available and affordable, Professor West said, but budget problems could create an imbalance in the types of services states offer online.
"It clearly would be to our detriment if we reduce our strategic offensive weapons down to the point that these tactical nuclear weapons could create an imbalance of power".
Gould said elections favoring prosecutors create an imbalanced court.
In China the one-child policy created an imbalance in favour of male children.
"Chemical application of any sort creates an imbalance from the ground up, even if a simple mosquito is the target".
