Sentence examples for imbalanced from inspiring English sources

This media hysteria denies the fact that immigration helps our economy and is a great boon to tackling the coming demographic imbalanced posed by our ageing population.

4.34pm BST16 34 Richard Gibson reports from Edgbaston This imbalanced contest has been enthralling.

I grew up in London and I've seen myself that the country became too imbalanced and that we were reliant too much on the success of London, as important as that is, and on financial services".

All told, ethnically imbalanced societies may be more prone to conflict, which is hardly good for growth.A powerful and rich ethnic minority may also gear the state to suit its interests at everyone else's expense.

This approach is more akin to the idea of the "resource curse" that economies with an excessive exposure to a commodity, such as oil, may become imbalanced.

With typical candour, he says that the only lesson he has learned from the deferiprone drama is not to deal with "mentally imbalanced" researchers.

"The instinct to trade eye for eye must be reconciled with the fact that, so often, those who die are impoverished, mentally handicapped and imbalanced, or blighted by abuse," the editors said.Unscientific reader surveys indicate that most subscribers are angry with the change of line.

Do regulators know when a bubble has formed and the financial system is becoming dangerously imbalanced?

But the relationship is imbalanced.

It's so imbalanced that you couldn't make it up if you were starting from scratch.

For increasingly vocal critics of China's imbalanced development, it is a particularly alarming example.In recent years China's leaders have themselves stressed the need to narrow regional imbalances.