Sentence examples for increasingly unbalanced from inspiring English sources

Lila becomes increasingly unbalanced.

It's the ecologist in me but planet fashion looks an increasingly unbalanced ecosystem, lacking in biodiversity.

Increasingly unbalanced, she seeks communication with his mother from beyond the grave.

But retirement is only half of an increasingly unbalanced equation in the labor market.

Yet outside public view, he was increasingly unbalanced by drink, drugs, megalomania and paranoia.

Before he knows it, Desmond is embroiled in an odd relationship with Alex, who seems increasingly unbalanced.

This plan was first identified by Prime Minister Wen Jiabao — whose successor will be announced at the 18th Communist Party Congress that opened Thursday — more than five and a half years ago when he famously pondered the pitfalls of a Chinese economy as increasingly "unstable, unbalanced, uncoordinated and (ultimately) unsustainable".

It started with former Premier Wen Jiabao's famous 2007 critique of the "Four Uns," when he pondered the fate of a Chinese economy that he characterized as increasingly unstable, unbalanced, uncoordinated and unsustainable.

Yet here I am, subject to the will of a state whose checks and balances are increasingly unchecked and unbalanced, and whose "democratic" machinery is so clogged with patronage and power that my chances of influencing it are close to zero.

Put these two sales together and you have a picture of a country whose housing crisis has become fantastically surreal and unbalanced, reflecting its increasingly bizarre economy – a capital kept ludicrously expensive by its status as a tax haven and financial centre, in a country whose urban heartlands in the north and Midlands have depopulated ever further.

It will determine how the unbalanced partnership between Germany and France, and an increasingly detached Britain, will shape the EU.