Sentence examples for increasingly imbalanced from inspiring English sources

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

The international student population in British universities has become increasingly imbalanced, impacting on the international as well as domestic student experience.

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.

Long haunted by increasingly precarious imbalances, the United States and China are now at critical junctures in their economic journeys.

As man keeps exploiting nature and mother earth, we will increasingly see imbalance in weather and climate.

"The increasingly acute imbalance between supply and demand is causing prices to rise at a robust pace.

This has caused increasingly serious imbalance in the proportion between male and female populations and can bring about relevant social problems.

Furthermore, the Federal Trade Commission and Department of Justice have unevenly enforced the antitrust laws, thereby fostering an increasingly severe imbalance in the healthcare market in which dominant health insurers enjoy the benefit of largely unfettered consolidation at the cost of both consumers and providers.

Robotics competitions are increasingly popular and potentially provide an on-ramp to computer science, which is currently highly gender imbalanced.

But the relationship is imbalanced.

Search in America is imbalanced.