Sentence examples for new imbalances from inspiring English sources

He should have said, "Read my lips: no new imbalances in the tax system".

Others warned that too much flexibility would create new imbalances between the bloc's weaker and stronger economies and a lack of common rules would destroy certainty for investors and erode trust in the financial system.

Inherently, it also creates new imbalances.

My hunch is that we're moving into greater gender balance, not a fundamentally new imbalance in the other direction.

Now there's a new imbalance: Some of those same people ride around in chauffeured limousines while I get around in taxis.

She notes the new imbalance in the casualties of war, the massive slaughter of civilians in Rwanda, never having been a spectator (a "witness," as a war correspondent friend insists) to those atrocities.

The proposal of a new imbalance price scheme is included and conveniently evaluated.

Therefore, we suggest the application of a new imbalance price scheme, which includes an additional constraint.

Rather, the linkage comes from the Republican desire to tie U.S. government interests with corporate interests, and to create a massive and radical new imbalance between corporate and individual tax rates.

If an economy makes the mistake of setting out to make a balanced investment, a new imbalance is likely to appear which will require still another "balancing investment" to bring equilibrium, and so on and so forth.

Such new imbalance may have the same impact on tumor immunity from cancers and should receive more attention when they are used.