unbalanced造句

They raised taxes and unbalanced the budget.

That would be risky and unbalanced.

It is wildly unbalanced and lacking in innovation.

An unbalanced diet has an adverse effect upon health.

Its nihilism and its unbalanced lack of basic trust are haunting.

The biggest worry of all is that an unbalanced world may not get another chance.

There are structural problems in China's economy which cause unsteady, unbalanced, uncoordinated and unsustainable development.

The Great Depression of the 1930s, however, all but required sharply unbalanced budgets, whether from Herbert Hoover or Franklin Roosevelt.

Prime Minister Hatoyama wanted to turn the unbalanced alliance into a more equal partnership but the Japanese people weren't ready.

The financial crisis is caused the global economic structure unbalanced and the financial risk accumlated for long-term, the problems can't solve at once.

Like other developing countries, China has many challenges of unbalanced development in industrial structure, between coast region and inland region and between urban and rural areas.

One lesson here is that no species should be fished to the point where the ecosystem is unbalanced. That conclusion hardly requires the fish-fed brain of Jeeves.

If you sacrifice too much of your personal life at the start, you risk having a stressful, unbalanced life that's permanent.

Obviously, the 0 should be at the left edge of the ruler, but if we place the two - and three-digit Numbers at the 72-pixel points, they will appear unbalanced.

All members worry about an unbalanced recovery, with big trade surpluses in some countries and big deficits elsewhere; but they do not yet agree on its underlying cause or solution.

Still others say that broadcasting an execution would offer an unbalanced picture — making the condemned seem helpless and sympathetic, while keeping the victims of the crime out of the picture.