Sentence examples for imbalanced world from inspiring English sources

Football is a sport celebrated for giving predominantly working-class males a rare break in an increasingly imbalanced world.

Where sustainability aims to put the world back into balance, resilience looks for ways to manage in an imbalanced world.

My White niece and nephew's lives are also diminished by a spiritually imbalanced world in which they bear witness to the inequities levied against Black innocence.

Like almost every comedy in the history of Western literature, I Love You, Man restores order to its imbalanced world by ending with a wedding.

To put it simply, it just felt really good to be in a crowd of fellow humans and finally feel a little power in this mixed-up, imbalanced world.

Though premised on stereotypes of spendthrift Americans and frugal Chinese, the story helps explain how an imbalanced world economy lost its bearings.

Experiments on eight real-world imbalanced datasets demonstrate that our proposed over-sampling method performs better than the simplest SMOTE on four of five standard classification algorithms.

Until recently, Brazil has been one of the most uneducated, economically imbalanced countries in the world.

Kalnina, 40, does not feel women in Latvia are discriminated against – perhaps partly because women comprise 55% of the population in one of the most demographically imbalanced countries in the world.

First, there has been an imbalance in world trade, with giant surpluses in China matched by deficits elsewhere.

With the push of an electronic button in Copenhagen, nearly 100 I.O.C. members supported the expression by Brazil's president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, that it was the right time to correct the imbalance among world sporting hosts.