Sentence examples for old imbalances from inspiring English sources

"But there are rapids ahead, with old imbalances persisting and new ones emerging.

The tragedy in New Orleans presents an identical opportunity to right old imbalances in our land.

"I don't get the sense that black people have any more ownership of the media world than they did when I was growing up," he says, pointing out that many of the "old imbalances and inequalities" are as apparent as ever.

If they are not, then as the economy recovers and government revenues pick up again, not only will the old imbalances reassert themselves, but the risk of the large, wealthy, and unwieldy bureaucracy stifling the economy will inevitably rise," he said.

But what's clear is that the old imbalances were and are a constant peril, supplying the kerosene for the contagion that laid waste to the global economy.

Baseball economics today have levelled out the old imbalance that kept rich teams like the Yankees riding so high and the impoverished Browns providing the flooring for the league cellar, year after year.

This is designed to solve an age-old imbalance.

Furloughs might work as a kind of recalibration — a market correction, if you will — of that age-old imbalance.

Slowly but surely, this age-old imbalance is finally being adjusted.

"No one's saying that sex can't be complicated and perverse, its pleasures reliant — for some — on riffing on old power imbalances," wrote Traister in that same 2015 piece.

The story exposes the pattern by which the new era of technology mirrors the old power imbalance, readiness of abusers to transpose their old criminal habits to the cyberspace and empowered by the new technology occupy that space before children have even stepped into it.