Sentence examples for may have unbalanced from inspiring English sources

Paul was very sad when Linda died, and his grief may have unbalanced his mind and made him marry the delusional Heather Mills.

Such dependency on refined products may be one main reason that so many people in America have unbalanced blood sugar?

Many cassette decks have unbalanced line outputs.

Using magic will make you have unbalanced stats.

Francis maintained that the horse may have been unbalanced by the sudden roar of the crowd and would say ruefully that he would go down in history as the man who never won the Grand National, oblivious that most of the rest of the country could claim that distinction too.

Without minimizing the crisis in West Africa, this knowledge gap suggests that media coverage of these health threats may have been unbalanced.

There was little information provided on physical activity, and although it is possible that individual relatively small studies may have been unbalanced with regards to physical activity, this is unlikely across the whole set of studies unless there was a specific bias in place.

Medical illnesses had unbalanced her in adulthood.

The interspecific hybrid genotypes had unbalanced genome complements (one diploid and two haploid genomes) most likely with univalent chromosomes at meiosis [ 25], which may be associated with the increased formation of unreduced male gametes in these hybrid types.

Note that over the weekend the local Arizona sheriff, Clarence Dupnik, condemned "the vitriolic rhetoric that we hear day in and day out from people in the radio business and some people in the TV business," and especially the influence it may have on "unbalanced" people, like the Tucson shooter.

(American sports leagues, by contrast, typically have unbalanced schedules).