Sentence examples for increase imbalance from inspiring English sources

Aside from real-world issues, the two major artifacts that increase imbalance are related to the taxa included in the analysis.

The problem is that early retirement compounds the increasing imbalance between the numbers in and out of work.

The Ottoman economy was disrupted by inflation, caused by the influx of precious metals into Europe from the Americas and by an increasing imbalance of trade between East and West.

Dossor became frustrated at the increasing imbalance of power in TV between those who commissioned the programmes – the suits – and the artists who made them, a running theme among directors and actors who felt, probably correctly, that they had had the best of their "independent" TV drama days in the 70s and 80s.

As a result, rotor speed decelerates due to the increasing imbalance between mechanical and electromechanical torque.

The onset of the gel point is delayed to a degree that grows with increasing imbalance of the reactive groups.

Specifically, he said there's "an increasing imbalance of power" where public officials know more and more about private citizens, while those citizens know less and less about the officials: "We can't even see their tax returns".

These changes are likely the result of persistent climate warming and a gradually increasing imbalance between precipitation and evapotranspiration (P ET).

Further analysis of the bending moment power spectral density shows that the speed frequency of the bending moment, whose contribution to the bending moment fluctuation increases with the increasing imbalance, is caused by the imbalance of the stirring structure.

The increasing imbalance between water supply and demand has compelled many countries of the Arabian Peninsula to augment supplies through sea-water and brackish water desalination, reuse of renovated waste water, groundwater recharge schemes, and the implementation of conservative water-conservation measures.

Ahead of the meeting, Obama told the Corriere della Sera that Francis's "great moral authority" had added weight to calls to redress the increasing imbalance between the winners and losers of globalisation and economic change.