Sentence examples for unbalanced approach from inspiring English sources

Above all, blame our unbalanced approach to monetary policy.

The new forecasts mean Labour can still argue that Osborne is taking an unbalanced approach.

Democrats have seized on the unbalanced approach, which Republicans promised would be rectified.

Now, if you take such an unbalanced approach, then that means you are going to be gutting our investments in schools and education.

"It may be easy to look to the board's rank-and-file workers to save money, but it's an unfair and unbalanced approach," Mr. Vallone said.

Such an unbalanced approach to job creation represents yet another example of how ideology has come to replace sound policy making in the Bush administration.

He said they wanted to "impose their own unilateral, unbalanced approaches" on the rest of the world.

This paper deals with dynamics of arm of belt drive pulley using unbalanced couple approach, by computer simulation, and with analysis of armload variation.

As CBCers we took our feelings of anger and betrayal to meetings and held out hope that the company's internal investigation and resulting 'Rubin Report' would reshape our star systems and our unbalanced, dehumanizing approach to who is valued and who is not.

The recommendations upon which McCarthy's bill relies are from a 1979 U.S. Forest Service report [PDF] that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency had called "inadequate because of its use of unsupported and undocumented statements, its lack of related data on demands for resources, and its unbalanced economic approach".

(Yesterday, Rupert Murdoch characterized his former friend the former Prime Minister Gordon Brown as "unbalanced"). An epidemiological approach beckons here.