Sentence examples for lost its balance from inspiring English sources

A film community that lost its balance, and never quite got it back, was also clearly unsure how much fun was too much fun under the circumstances: The annual orgy of status, heat and sequined victory laps, Vanity Fair magazine's Oscar after-party, was abruptly canceled, as were several other ordinarily hot-ticket private gatherings.

It's like our country has lost its balance because of this war.

Wrong number If Iridium Chief Executive John Richardson really believes that marketing is a "no-brainer" compared to the "really difficult stuff" of product development ("High wireless act," June 14, p. 60), it's no wonder that Iridium has lost its balance.

The socialist system lost its balance; the idea of Israel teetered.

She added that at some point "the little boat lost its balance, and people started to move around.

"A number of people here are concerned and outraged because they believe the city of Miami has lost its balance and equilibrium," said Arthur Teele Jr., Miami's only black city commissioner.

It will not hurt your bird but it will make it lose its balance and it will put its foot on your finger.

But it loses its balance, and the audience gasps as the falling robot swings from a safety rope.

Likewise, stubborn pursuit of goals even in the face of warning signs, longing for something that threatens to cause suffering for others, refusal to change course when it endangers the greater good--this is the short-sighted and zealous nature of the masculine half when it loses its balance and sense of proportion.

It is losing its balance and we humans are causing this to happen".

In these cases, you may need to subtly pull the yo yo in the opposite direction to prevent it from losing its balance.