Sentence examples for creates an imbalance from inspiring English sources

Glaucoma creates an imbalance of fluid in the eye.

It creates an imbalance of power in the criminal justice system".

"Anything that creates an imbalance to the degree that this does in the parties is not real reform," he said.

"Chemical application of any sort creates an imbalance from the ground up, even if a simple mosquito is the target".

"Of course, it benefits American exports, but it's no less true that in countries like Brazil it creates an imbalance.

In an otherwise excellent explanation of the technology behind video copy protection ("Tweaking Technology to Stay Ahead of the Film Pirates, Aug. 2), you introduce a bit of the "why" into the "'how" that creates an imbalance.

The twin system creates an imbalanced and shifting gravitational field, which sends the tiny outer moons spinning chaotically, the measurements from the Hubble space telescope showed.

He added: "I always try to create an imbalance, an edge to friendship.

In China the one-child policy created an imbalance in favour of male children.

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.