Sentence examples for existing imbalances from inspiring English sources

One complaint in Portugal is that the monopolistic state of some service industries serves only to reinforce existing imbalances.

"A pact that does nothing to resolve deep existing imbalances will do nothing but deepen injustice and the breakdown of our economies".

Still, in today's interdependent world, close attention needs to be paid to how such measures could be globally coordinated to avoid exacerbating existing imbalances.

This myopia greatly reduces the pool of capital available for investment and also worsens existing imbalances in the global economy.The truth is more complicated.

I learned to never assume that existing imbalances were based on sexism, and enjoyed having men open a few doors for me, even if it was only figuratively.

Of the £1.59bn ACE will invest from its grant-in-aid and lottery income streams from 2015 to 2018, the report's analysis shows that the existing imbalances between London and the rest of the country will worsen significantly over the period.

This compounds an existing imbalance: Scotland already has 72 Westminster MPs although its population would entitle it to only 57.

These groups are not being sexist by promoting female activists; they're correcting an existing imbalance which relegates women to supporting roles in campaigns for social justice.

Her arrival in Mr Stevens's place will not much change but should at least preserve the existing imbalance of power on the court.

An important constituency in the Islamic Republic has long suggested that the only way the regime can negate the existing imbalance of power is through acquisition of the ultimate weapon.

"A concrete example of existing imbalance is the group Combat 18 and its associated Blood and Honour organisation, to which numerous lone actors across different countries in the dataset have exhibited a link," it states, citing a movement which originated in the UK.