Sentence examples for massive imbalance from inspiring English sources

"There's no doubt there is a massive imbalance in those from a playing capacity going through to management.

Camra's Neil Walker says: "There is a massive imbalance between the licensee and the large pub companies.

"This would open the door to a massive imbalance of power in favour of large copyright holding companies," said Jim Killock, executive director of the Open Rights Group.

There is, the state Legislature said, a "massive imbalance in information presented to doctors" and "the marketplace for ideas on medicine safety and effectiveness is frequently one-sided".

Perseus' initial success against the Roman army in Thessaly in 171 did not alter the massive imbalance of power; the Romans again refused the king's offer to negotiate.

There's a huge shortage of affordable housing in the UK, leading to a massive imbalance between supply at demand – and driving rent prices beyond the reach of many working people.

We're not talking here about antitrust lawsuits or massive imbalances of wealth in America.

It freezes policy — and the rewards of globalization — to reflect our massive imbalances of power and income.

Despite the obvious warning signs of massive imbalances and the bubbles they spawned, there is a strong predisposition in the United States to resurrect the timeworn recipe of consumer-led economic growth.

Given the massive imbalances in technical and legal knowledge and resources that often exist between the communities and industry, the state may even end up acting as a counterweight to the ambitions of transnational corporations coveting natural resources on indigenous lands, he says.

The reforms required by "the Troika" – the I.M.F., the European Union and the European Central Bank, which effectively determine what aid-receiving countries must do — are exactly what Portugal needs, he says: "This is the right approach to eliminate the massive imbalances that have plagued the country for years".