Sentence examples for severe imbalance from inspiring English sources

The severity of German unemployment is in large measure the result of a severe imbalance in the factors of demand, which customarily drive the economy.

This has created a severe imbalance of power.

Such a state of affairs reflects a severe imbalance of power between the public and private sectors.

"As a result, large firms will be empowered, and it will force a consolidation of small firms, which will give investors fewer options and will create a severe imbalance in the capital formation process for small business in the U.S".

There were about a hundred women in the room, a few of whom had come with dates; most of the men were white and on the wrong side of a severe imbalance in attractiveness.

The report states at the outset that the nation faces an energy crisis, which it defines as a "severe imbalance between supply and demand," because there has been no comprehensive policy that aims to increase domestic sources of energy.

"These challenges require urgent action in the areas of the financial sector, state-owned enterprises and microeconomic reforms in order to prevent a situation in which severe imbalances would steeply increase towards unsustainable levels," it said.

The severe imbalances of the Spanish economy were ignored because Spain ticked the correct boxes according to the orthodoxy of the boom years: fiscal probity, openness to financial flows, labour market flexibility and an acquisitive and outward-looking corporate sector.

Indeed, from 2000 2007, the sustainable growth rate was substantially lower, pointing out that severe imbalances were building in the Spanish economy, not reflected on inflation.

He could have pointed out that the foreign borrowing to finance consumption of imports and the recycling of dollars sent overseas in return for cheaper goods helped fuel the housing bubble and created severe imbalances in the U.S. economy that led to the Great Recession.

With severe imbalances in access and a lack of regional co-operation to manage the existing water resources, the poorest children are being left far behind.