Sentence examples for extreme imbalance from inspiring English sources
"Price rises of about 14% in the last year have been fuelled by an extreme imbalance of supply and demand.
This set of circumstances, plus testosterone, groupthink, and an extreme imbalance of skill and experience, portended disaster.
The "special relationship", its fire dimmed by time, has settled into a dysfunctional dynamic characterised by extreme imbalance of power.
(Psychologists generally understand "violent pornography" as depictions of rape, coercion or some extreme imbalance of power; the term doesn't specifically, or even necessarily, include B.D.S.M. porn).
Why isn't it okay to set up a market for adopted babies when the extreme imbalance between available babies and hopeful parents practically begs for an economic solution?
The history between many black communities and the police forces that serve them is long, complicated, often violent and characterized by an extreme imbalance of power.
One of the most extreme imbalances in the co-educational sector occurs in Islington, north London, where boys make up 71% of the mixed secondary school population.
None of the trials had extreme imbalances at baseline or was stopped early.
When strong evidence exists for heterozygosity, though, this requirement may be loosened or eliminated, allowing for greater sensitivity in identifying more extreme imbalances.
The consequence of this mismatch is that regions with extreme job housing imbalance also see higher degrees of imbalance in urban metro volume.
