Sentence examples for has lost its balance from inspiring English sources

It's like our country has lost its balance because of this war.

Wrong number If Iridium Chief Executive John Richardson really believes that marketing is a "no-brainer" compared to the "really difficult stuff" of product development ("High wireless act," June 14, p. 60), it's no wonder that Iridium has lost its balance.

"A number of people here are concerned and outraged because they believe the city of Miami has lost its balance and equilibrium," said Arthur Teele Jr., Miami's only black city commissioner.

The Telegraph considers the tricky line the Obama administration must tread with Egypt's new rulers, given that the US bankrolled Mubarak's regime for years: Walking a tightrope between supporting an old ally and encouraging his removal, [the White House] has lost its balance several times.

"Australian cricket has lost its balance... and has stumbled badly.

The result is that the carbon cycle has lost its balance.

The much less variability in the soccer players may have reflected a ceiling effect in that the 13-year-olds have reached some optimal level of postural control or that their training has lost its ability to improve further balance.

Then he went back to his office and reflected on how organized chaos had lost its fragile balance.

"He has lost his balance and is not normal.

"He has become hysterical and has lost his balance," Barzani, who is now Kurdistan's President, said in an unusually peppery statement on July 10th.

He reaches for the hands around him, tipping so far forward that it appears, in the frozen fraction of a second captured in photographs, that he has lost his balance.