Sentence examples for unbalanced to from inspiring English sources

"It's unbalanced to me," Eckhaus said.

It was unbalanced to the point of hilarity.

This is particularly glaring in his discussion of the relationship between Ireland and Britain, which is unbalanced to the point of perversity.

Compared to LeBron, he's very different because he's moving a lot and he knows how to get you unbalanced to make his shot.

My concern is that it would almost surely be unbalanced to let players using two different control schemes compete with one another via the Web.

The modulation signal is unbalanced to cancel the impact of unbalanced grid voltage for achieving balanced three-phase currents, as show in Fig. 8b.

We used testing balanced accuracy, a measure of model accuracy that avoids inflating performance estimates due to unbalanced data to measure the performance of each model.

The Portuguese foreign minister, Jaime Gamma, called them so unbalanced as to be "humiliating," and several countries vowed to fight on.

The article presented an unbalanced viewpoint to parks directors and school athletic directors, with whom we work to dispel these assertions regularly.

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 follows that winner with a poor error to give Djokovic set point and a low, flat forehand into the corner forces an unbalanced Istomin to hit long.