Sentence examples for quite unbalanced from inspiring English sources

The industry has become quite unbalanced and it's been much harder for a lot of the commercial groups in the last few years".

"There is a feeling that the Ukrainian service within Radio Liberty is really powerful and the coverage of the conflict has become quite unbalanced," said the journalist, who asked to remain anonymous.

Equation 4 is quite unbalanced if different packet sizes are considered.

We should notice, however, that with this solution the computational effort associated to the beam tracing process and that of path-tracing are quite unbalanced.

This is a pity: reliability aspects are in the same way essential for the design as the mechanical aspects, but the knowledge and appreciation of most engineers are quite unbalanced.

Moreover, as noted elsewhere [ 5], the variety of available experimental data is quite unbalanced (for instance, 26% of amino acid substitutions were to alanine in our data set).

He called her "quite an unbalanced character".

Judge Chin thought not, and all but called the network unfair and quite possibly unbalanced.

December 15: Labour MP Bob Marshall-Andescribescribes Mr Blunkett as "quite seriously unbalanced" and calls for him to resign.

However, while the LT-interval is quite robust to unbalanced smple sizes and also applicable for ordinal data, the Wald intervals cannot be recommended for very unbalanced or ordinal data.

The hatred that Gloria had launched had been quite unjustified and unbalanced and relations hadn't much improved.