Sentence examples for imbalanced societies from inspiring English sources

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.

Mr. Hollender is trying to make (organic) lemonade of his break with Seventh Generation, spending less time at his home near Burlington, Vt., where the company is, and more back in New York, where, he said, it will be easier to work on public policy issues in what he views as an increasingly disparate, imbalanced society.

"By allowing this imbalance, society makes it harder for women to find inspiration and to see their own potential in the world around them.

Racism and sexism are forms of domination that result in oppressive power imbalances in societies [ 44].

The current imbalance within society precludes the appointment of any government that might represent all sections of society.

Britain is imbalanced.

You're imbalanced.

It's wonderfully imbalanced.

His body is imbalanced.

Use an imbalanced set.

David Levine has a different background, but he is just as adamant in arguing that the imbalance in society's promises to future retirees and the resources that will be available at the time is inescapable.