Sentence examples for shattered balance from inspiring English sources
Since the global financial crisis shattered balance sheets three years ago, there have been 14 mergers in the banking industry.
One of the key reasons Britain has an economy that is, as the National Institute of Economic and Social Research put it on Friday, "best described as flat" is that the banks are still rebuilding their shattered balance sheets, and pruning the dead wood left by years of excess.
Everything in my being rebelled against acquiescence to the coterie around President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, whose power grab has shattered the balances of the revolution's institutions and whose goal is plain: no eyewitnesses to the crime.
The same oversight needs to be applied today, especially after we saw this system of checks and balances shattered during the Bush administration and Iraq war.
Like one of the bunker-busting bombs hitting Baghdad, the move had the predictable effect, throwing dance companies off balance and shattering the silence in libraries, symphony halls and museums.
Most days now I get up late& brew coffee & the smell rises from the old enamel potI've had to balance under the dark drip ever since the carafethat came with the machine shattered in the dishwasher last month.
Most days now I get up late & brew coffee & the smell rises from the old enamel pot I've had to balance under the dark drip ever since the carafe that came with the machine shattered in the dishwasher last month.
I am the lead MEP on a similar agreement for flights within the EU, and I want to ensure the debate balances civil liberties concerns with the potential for saving many lives and preventing others from being shattered.
The tremendous eagerness with which this new philosophy was embraced was balanced, however, by a deep concern lest the continuity of tradition and the totality of truth be shattered by the violence of its assimilation.
Shadoobie, shattered, shattered . . .
