Sentence examples for very imbalanced from inspiring English sources
Minutes after the head pain onset, she noted mildly slurred speech, which also resolved by the following morning, and upon attempting to ambulate she felt very imbalanced, which persisted for several days.
The oil production from the study reservoir has been very imbalanced mainly because early development took place in the central and northwestern part of the field, where oil column was thicker and the wells had higher productivity.
Most possible arrangement types appeared to be very imbalanced.
One explanation for this is that almost half of theoretical arrangement types are very imbalanced (>45°), and 70% have >30° imbalance.
Also most natural rearrangements in host-specific Salmonella do not significantly alter replichore balance while most theoretical arrangement types are very imbalanced.
The acute renal failure data with set expansion was very imbalanced, which resulted in classifiers with relatively low sensitivity.
The chancellor has since been trying to get round the impact of his own calamitous "fiscal consolidation" – £210bn of lost output and every household an average £2,000 poorer as a result – by pumping cash into the financial sector and subsidising mortgages, deepening the very "imbalances" that made the crisis so deep in Britain in the first place.
Both these candidates talk about favoring campaign finance reform, but Mr. Corzine has a special obligation to push for remedies to the very imbalance that helped him win.
The strongest counterindications can be seen, paradoxically, in the very imbalance in military power which will likely lead to the toppling of Saddam Hussein's regime.
It's tense, credible and intelligent, even if pitting four Somali fishermen against Hanks, a big ship and formidable back-up is a pretty unfair contest – that very imbalance is part of the point.
Preventing prices from rising reduces the incentive for farmers to increase supply and for consumers to curb demand, prolonging the very imbalance that has stoked prices.Some central banks, including those in Brazil, Indonesia and Russia, have nudged up interest rates this year.
