Sentence examples for has been unbalanced from inspiring English sources

Even Chinese sources acknowledge that Tibetan development has been unbalanced.

"However, the recovery has been unbalanced, with business investment and exports still disappointing".

Yet that's simply not true – even if gender equality among the genre's composers has been unbalanced.

The debate about the desirability of shifting the onus to a judge-only tribunal has been unbalanced and ill-informed.

He added that recent weak trade data showed that the economic recovery has been unbalanced – too dependent on consumers, instead of exports and business investment.

Its rapid development has been unbalanced, with 300m people still in poverty, more than 40% of children under five suffering from malnutrition and wide inequalities of caste, gender and ethnicity.

It is the gun-toters--mostly decent, law-abiding citizens who have been unbalanced by fear--that Hruska speaks for.

Friedl was reportedly a sweet, unassuming girl, so shy as to suggest that she may already have been unbalanced.

There were suggestions that Vardy had been unbalanced by Glen Johnson as he went into the challenge, something the Stoke manager, Mark Hughes, referred to.

Perhaps their minds have been unbalanced by the sight and sound of all those fireworks on Independence Day: more than one teenager in five doesn't know which country America was trying to get away from during the revolutionary war.

Fissures on the council burst into public view at its session on Thursday when Daniel W. Foster of the University of Texas Southwestern Medical School complained that the council, composed of biologists, lawyers, political scientists and others, had been unbalanced by the recent replacement of two scientists.