If we dare to listen, creation itself is now calling to us, sending us signs of its imbalance.
One important factor that might contribute to the epidemic is China's numerous surplus of men, due to its imbalanced sex ratio in newborns.
As the crisis has ground along, financial experts have increasingly called for a broader approach before the euro collapses under the weight of its own imbalances.
Doing so would look like Germany's taking heed of the fact that its imbalances restrict growth elsewhere.
And in China's case, Mr. Lonski said, the currency is tied to the dollar, which helps prevent a narrowing of its trade imbalance with the United States.
He joined Leverkusen just as the so-nearly glorious 2002 side of Michael Ballack et al was disintegrating and then moved on to Bremen at a time when Thomas Schaaf's "wild north" style – no defence please, we are Nordisch – was beginning to falter under the sheer weight of its chronic imbalance.
But August soon looked like the best of times for Interpublic, which went on to repeatedly restate earnings and the size of its accounting imbalance, which grew from the original estimate to $120 million in October and then to $181.3 million in November.
Therefore, the fabrication of the W-series interconnect type of module will be cost-effective only if the problem of its efficiency imbalance is solved.
SV Angel Says Its "Cognizant" Of Its Gender Imbalance – Managing Partners David Lee and Brian Pokorny said they believe a diversity of opinions leads to better outcomes for investment funds, but admitted they have no female partners or associates — an imbalance far too prevalent in the industry.
