Sentence examples for imbalanced relationship from inspiring English sources
But there is another story: the imbalanced relationship between big pub companies (or pubcos) and their tenants, and the government's failure to do much about it.
Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan, the leader of the opposition in the National Assembly, said that all political parties wanted to have good relations with the United States but that "it cannot be an imbalanced relationship".
Moreover, the day's televised theater, with hour after hour of emotional scenes of the Southerners who flew north meeting their relatives long before the North's visitors arrived here, reinforced the view among many South Koreans that their country has become locked into a highly imbalanced relationship with the North.
Insofar as we would want to avoid being in such an eternally imbalanced relationship, we should be wary of accepting gifts and favors.
Although it is easy to judge Anna Duggar for her decision to stand by her man, it's important to understand the psychology behind this imbalanced relationship.
Therapy is not an imbalanced relationship where someone who has much (presumed to be the therapist) gives to someone who has little or nothing (presumed to be the client).
3. It conditions girls to accept imbalanced relationships when they are older.When girls are old enough to date, most parents hope they will have raised them to have the good sense to steer clear of dysfunctional situations and to instead seek out relationships that feature mutual affection and respect.
President Reagan -- spurred on by a Democratic Congress -- adopted a flurry of measures to counter a grossly imbalanced trade relationship with Europe and Japan in the 1980s.
And since 2001, more than 1.8 million jobs have been lost due to our grossly imbalanced trade relationship with China alone.
Stress from occupation, lifestyle, financial distress, emotional imbalances, relationship issues and social environment, tortures of a modern and technologically advanced upbringing, all contribute to the habit of smoking.
