Sentence examples for dangerous imbalance from inspiring English sources

The stereotypical gringo, hard working, prejudiced, short-sighted, with a dangerous imbalance between might and mind".

The most dangerous imbalance of all that would be generated by this industrial project, Yahaan says, has only deepened the community's opposition: its contribution to climate change.

A dangerous imbalance between U.S. production and spending since 1981 has produced the mushrooming trade deficit; only a reversal of this imbalance can close the gap.

A real risk, however, is that, in the absence of a collective plan, the shedding of military burdens could produce a dangerous imbalance in forces.

They arise from inflation, ill-advised government spending policies, a repressive tax system, and a dangerous imbalance of power between management, labor, and the public.

Where fans see a glorious profusion of options, some performers see a potentially dangerous imbalance: an ever greater supply, balanced by the kind of soft, digital-era demand that can more easily be measured in eyeballs than in dollars.

Bubbles inflate precisely because people fail to recognise that they are living with dangerous imbalances.

Furthermore, many argue that rock-bottom zero is fomenting dangerous imbalances.

After all, dangerous imbalances can build up in the economy even when inflation as conventionally measured is at bay.

Consumption supression has fueled dangerous imbalances, and the combination of state ownership and state-mandated lending could lead to a costly financial bust.

I do not mean to completely dismiss some of the dangerous imbalances that have been building in certain property markets across China.