Sentence examples for unbalanced world from inspiring English sources
But the crisis is as much the result of policy mistakes in a fast-changing and unbalanced world economy as of Wall Street's greedy innovations.
The shift to higher interest rates in advanced economies and the slowdown in emerging markets is leading to fears of a unbalanced world recovery.
If we are to correct our unbalanced world, then we need to get rid of patriarchy as a system of social governance.
It is particularly hard in today's unbalanced world economy, where too much depends on continued spending by American consumers who, in turn, are counting on an unsustainably frothy housing market.
As is the way of the unbalanced world, the coverage of the most talked about wedding since some actor and actress called Brad and Angelina tied the knot a month beforehand tended to focus on the fact that George Clooney is a famous man who has starred in lots of films and frequently turns up on the red carpet.
Ultimately, I argue that a tragic vision of an unbalanced world neither governed by providence nor readily susceptible to human mastery provides a valuable lens through which to assess contemporary racial politics.
But his art, by turns witty and somber, is not primarily about hybrid identities; it is about how to forge a life of psychic balance in an unbalanced and unbalancing world.
"In this crazy world, according to official statistics, 35% of people are psychologically unbalanced," Polonsky wrote.
Ana Homayoun is an author of three books, most recently Social Media Wellness: Helping Tweens and Teens Thrive in an Unbalanced Digital World.
An unbalanced, unipolar world, with one country dictating to others thanks to its vast military superiority, can only lead to increased injustices and increased conflict.
But grand-scale or low-key, up-front or underhand, the threat or fact of armed American intervention to reinforce its immense economic and political leverage, while never absent since 1945, is now omnipresent in today's unbalanced, unipolar world.
