Sentence examples for imbalances lie from inspiring English sources

It's a quick way to see where imbalances lie (are you overstocked for a hectic social life you no longer have?).

If Mr Bernanke is right, all this will need re-examining.His suggestion that the causes of global imbalances lie elsewhere conveniently deflects attention from monetary and fiscal decisions made by American policymakers.

The real imbalance lay in the fact that many of the Irish speakers were bilingual, whereas few of the English speakers were.

After all, it was the decade of cheap credit when financial markets barely distinguished between Greek and German bonds behaving as if Eurobonds already existed that created the imbalances that lie behind the crisis.Germany's price for any mutualisation of liabilities is greater economic and political integration.

Nor do they reward positive behaviors and discourage harmful ones, address irresponsible economic policies and business practices, take into account the damage to our health and natural habitat of such policies and practices, or address the power imbalances that lie behind chronic economic inequity and inefficiency.

It's this imbalance that lies at the heart of the criticism directed at the Brits nominations process.

In sum, it appears that the 2008-09 recession was too short for the United States and Asian countries to have learned the necessary lessons: The root of global instability still lies in trade imbalances and currency values, and the need for adjustments in both Asia and the United States.

If there is an imbalance, it does not lie in the levels of hatred, but in the levels of reporting.

Possible answers lie in an imbalance in redox potential or in sensitivity of the cells to butanol itself or intermediates in the pathway.

The chlorine balance for the oceans, however, indicates that it is likely that the major problem in the imbalance for sodium lies in the flux estimates for sediment pore waters and perhaps submarine weathering processes.

Including antiredundancy as the second criterion will obviate this imbalanced predilection – therein lies the reason for us to use unequal values for class means among different classes.