Sentence examples for creating an imbalance from inspiring English sources

This makes the economy more dependent than ever on exports and investment, creating an imbalance in the global economy.

If a single large hospital were to receive smallpox patients, for example, other patients might have to be moved out, creating an imbalance in the city's medical resources, Dr. Berman said.

Since the Galapagos's 43 species of sharks "serve as a regulator of the entire marine ecosystem," said Pablo Guerrero, director of marine resources at Galapagos National Park, legalizing shark fishing would have an even greater environmental impact, "creating an imbalance in certain marine populations, with unforeseeable consequences".

And the baby boomers are living longer, creating an imbalance between workers and retired.

Different genetic markers of diversity decline at different rates, creating an imbalance.

— Simultaneous lifestyle changes have occurred in the last few decades, creating an imbalance in energy intake and energy expenditure that has led to overweight and obesity.

Glaucoma creates an imbalance of fluid in the eye.

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

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

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.