Sentence examples for deep imbalance from inspiring English sources

It reflects a deep imbalance of the country's economic geography.

The result is a deep imbalance in the American system, more democracy but less liberty".

"I started thinking on how I could depict what I perceived to be a deep imbalance between the reporting on the deaths of hundreds of African patients and the personal tragedy of just two westerners".

What is the best way to overcome deep imbalances in a society like Zimbabwe?

The stated intention is to promote the economic integration the two leaders think is a prerequisite for a durable solution to the euro crisis, which is founded on deep imbalances in fiscal rectitude and competitiveness among the different states.

But as with so many other aspects of this theoretically egalitarian country, the competition was long swayed by the nation's Achilles' heel: the deep imbalances in wealth that have made this one of the most unequal societies in the world.

Deep imbalances, rather than simple business cycle effects, are at the very heart of the credit crunch.

It's because there are deep imbalances in access to resources like fertile lands and water (like the story I just shared with you).

Many contemporary health inequities worldwide are situated within deep imbalances of political, economic and social power in the food system.

By November 1917, when he, his wife and their baby daughter, Kyra, settled in St .Moritz, Switzerland, Nijinsky's traditionally eccentric behavior seemed to be sliding towards a deeper imbalance.

Though other people credit eastern Europeans with keeping the town centre alive, they also reckon that the recession highlighted a deep economic imbalance: "Somehow, the EE immigrants have not suffered, and they're opening up shops".