Sentence examples for current imbalance between from inspiring English sources
Our research revealed that it is organisational pressures which are driving the current imbalance between work and home.
Personally, I view the film as the quintessential environmental movie – a transformative meditation on the current imbalance between humans and the wider world that supports them (in the Hopi language, "Koyanaanis" means turmoil and "qatsi" means life).
The current imbalance between the powers of the captain and the coach should be redressed by restoring the captain's informal selectorial power to the same level as that enjoyed by Border and Waugh.
As the debate gathers around the current imbalance between male and female choreographers, the names of pioneering women such as Isadora Duncan, Martha Graham and Bronislava Nijinska are regularly invoked to recall a golden age of female creativity and power.
It's a myth, of course, that stories of the daft and daffy appear only in August, but the current imbalance between things affording a wry smile and things affording a weary grimace in this vale of tears and folly is acute.
A third challenge is to address the current imbalance between the planning systems for railways and expressways.
One of the findings of the United Nations survey is that the current imbalance of populations between Israel, at 6 million, and the Palestinians in the West Bank, Gaza Strip and East Jerusalem, at 3.2 million, is likely to shift dramatically in 50 years, with Israel's population projected at 10.1 million and the Palestinians' at 11.8 million.
This non-subscription to rules and trade regimes has contributed to the current imbalance in trade between the two countries.
But were the UK to become a non-EU member of the EEA, the current imbalance in administrative resources that exists between the EU and EEA states would be markedly less acute – in all likelihood, strengthening the hand of the EEA members.
The current imbalance is not good for justice, for the public, or for our civil society.
With a single voice, the opposition now demands direct, contested elections, the abolition of laws that shackle political life and allow for arbitrary arrest, and constitutional reform to redress the current, extreme imbalance between the executive and other branches of government.
