Sentence examples for it is imbalanced from inspiring English sources
Trade between India and China is expanding, but it is imbalanced in China's favour.
It's imbalanced, so given that we are half the cinema-going public, we are half the people [who] watch drama or watch anything else, where is that?
It was imbalancing people's expectations.
But Ken says it's a mistake to read Chinese SF in this way; if there's one common theme in Chinese SF, it is "imbalance".
It is imbalances between economies that puts prosperity at risk; the way different nations structure their economies within the globalised market probably matters less than we like to think.
However, although our deficit may be bad and unsustainable for us, it is imbalances in the other direction - the surpluses of Germany and China - that are of far greater concern in Washington.
The nutritional composition of plant phloem sap is imbalanced; it is deficient in essential amino acids and nitrogen resources but is high and variable in carbohydrate content (Hayashi and Chino 1990).
The vibration occurs because the machine is imbalanced as it rotates.
But the relationship is imbalanced.
Search in America is imbalanced.
