Sentence examples for imbalances including from inspiring English sources

G-20 officials will also discuss ways to correct other imbalances, including the sharp surge in food prices, and a surge in prices for a wide range of commodities.

Although America's recession has been mild thanks mainly to rapid interest-rate cuts it has left behind huge imbalances, including a high level of consumer borrowing and a large current-account deficit.

In case it did not, perhaps, Prime Minister François Fillon of France told reporters last week that France was prepared to lead a "coordinated response" of major economic powers to relieve what he said were global currency imbalances, including an undervalued dollar.

The report noted "steady progress" in reducing global imbalances, including the United States current-account deficit, which fell to 5.1percentt of gross domestic product in the third quarter of this year after peaking at 6.8percentt of G.D.P. at the end of 2005.

Lise de la Salle played the exuberant piano flourishes with flair and was also the fine soloist in Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 23 in A. Mahler's Fourth Symphony, which completed the program, suffered from imbalances, including French horns that blared almost throughout, and from an apparent miscasting.

Gambling that voters would be afraid of rapid change, notably after Argentina's 2000-2002 economeltdowndown, Mr Scioli was offering a more "gradualist" platform with more timid steps to deal with the imbalances including the outstanding debt, which bars the country from international debt markets, and an out-of-kilter currency that is ripe for a devaluation.

Other electrolyte imbalances included hypernatremia, hypophosphatemia, and hypermagnesemia.

Other common genomic imbalances include gain of 1q and losses of 6q and 9 in intracranial ependymomas, and gain of 7 in spinal ependymomas, among many others.

Some of the practices that perpetuate gender inequalities and power imbalances include initiation rites through a special kind of training; jando (for boys 14-20) and unyago (for girls 11-20).

Out of 1,100 schools, there were 29 on the list of those nearing imbalance, including three each in Hamden, Norwich and Waterbury and six in Manchester.

Directors UK have proposed recommendations to address gender imbalance, including a target of 50/50 public funding for women directors by 2020.