Sentence examples for major imbalance from inspiring English sources

Even the smallest mistake can lead to a major imbalance in karma.

"The third one is that there is a major imbalance in the rights and responsibilities between the two sides".

Mr Sheng singled out privileges given to state-owned enterprises as a major imbalance in China's economy.

He dug into the state's finances, saw that years of budget sleight-of-hand had papered over a major imbalance, and drafted a broad fiscal reform proposal.

In the process, he hopes to help rectify a major imbalance in the make-up of the UK's architectural profession that has hardly improved since the murder two decades ago of Stephen Lawrence, the black teenager who wanted to study architecture.

In the blink of an eye, thanks to the confluence of a major imbalance between the supply and demand for tech talent, the rise of cloud computing, and the ease of access to individual health insurance the numbers of developers that are opting to freelance has ballooned.

Second, for both China and the United States, there are major imbalances in the percentages of gross domestic product devoted to exports, investment, consumption and savings.

States in America are far more economically integrated than the euro zone economies, where a lower degree of integration means major imbalances can develop.

All or almost all affected interests must be represented in the policy, and there must be no major imbalances in power among the various participants.

Economists say Australia is humming along now in part because its experience of the 1990's boom years was more subdued than in the United States, and did not produce any major imbalances that needed correcting.

For much of 2008, a stock phrase in the press statement agreed each month by the European Central Bank's rate-setters was "the euro area does not suffer from major imbalances".