Sentence examples for underlying imbalances from inspiring English sources

The underlying imbalances in the global economy have been left untouched; the overhang of debt from the boom years remains.

Britain demonstrates the problem in an extreme way, magnifying underlying imbalances between housing demand and supply.

China's trade surplus has come down but America's overall deficit is going back up, a sign of short term recovery in U.S. demand but evidence that underlying imbalances remain to be addressed.

Mr Brabeck-Letmathe weighed in to the increasingly acrimonious debate over food price inflation to condemn politicians around the world who seem determined to blame financial speculators instead of tackling underlying imbalances in supply and demand.

He also asked whether the financial sector contributed to underlying imbalances in the economy, as Americans raided their savings and relied on a housing bubble to maintain excessively high consumption levels.

Instead of viewing symptoms as indicative of underlying imbalances, we prescribe drugs to quell them.

Highlighting a swath of "amazing" female historians in the UK – Beard, Lucy Worsley, Alison Weir and Bettany Hughes – Caroline Sanderson, who compiles the Bookseller's monthly preview of non-fiction titles, said that the "underlying" imbalance seen in the US was likely to translate to the UK as well, "with many honourable exceptions".

But as is true of all conditions, allergies from an acupuncture perspective derive from an underlying imbalance.

He claims the medical profession and the NHS have brushed him off, blaming his own underlying psychological imbalance rather than the effects of a drug upon it.

However, this kind of approach would allow the underlying I/ Qimbalance-induced image components to leak more heavily on the latter signal band.

When this happens it becomes clear that the migraines, in this particular case, are not the real issue but an expression of an underlying bioenergetic imbalance.