Sentence examples similar to imbalanced partnership from inspiring English sources
The team seems imbalanced, the central defensive and midfield partnerships are not yet effective, and Macleod is more influential inside the pitch than out wide.
The squad is imbalanced, since strong options in midfield are not replicated in central defence, yet Strachan has made partnerships work between Grant Hanley and Russell Martin, or with Gordon Greer stepping in as a replacement.
Visser said: Many [partnerships] are parasitic, or greenwash, and are often hugely imbalanced in terms of power.
But the relationship is imbalanced.
Search in America is imbalanced.
It's wonderfully imbalanced.
And, although there is an imbalance in the central partnership, you get all the intensity of Shakespeare's most domestic and time-bound tragedy.
These include the socio-cultural norms, such as gender imbalances and concurrent partnerships, and the socio-economic factors, such as road communications and single men and women.
