imbalance造句

We need to redress that imbalance.

The deforestation of this country caused ecological imbalance.

China's capital flow is characterized by its bidirectionalness, periodicity, riskless arbitrage and imbalance.

Yet he noted there are challenges in meeting the goals due to regional imbalance.

Life is bitter, because too much desire can lead to mental imbalance and work fatigue.

The same tiny imbalance applied to other particles, such as electrons, too.

For a decade, it has sought to rectify that imbalance, but it has hit many obstacles.

They would explain that discretionary spending has little to do with the long-run imbalance between spending and revenues.

il- before l(illogical);im- before b,m,p(imbalance,immaterial,impossible) and ir- before r(irresponsible).

It is the inevitable consequence of the imbalance, and inequity, in the way public resources are distributed.

The one glaring imbalance was in housing: both house prices and construction had risen well above traditional norms by 2006.

It's nonsense, the idea that if you wait to marry, there will be no good men left, particularly given the gender imbalance in China.

And this costly imbalance-between the alacrity with which politicians imprison people, and the resources available to rehabilitate them-looks set to worsen.

This imbalance, whereby foreigners sell their goods to America in exchange for its assets, was one potential cause of the country's financial crisis.

For those fresh out of university, desperate for work but unable to get it, there is a savage imbalance between supply and demand.

Even worse would be military adventurism to occupy and work off the steam and frustrations of the unmarried males-another effect seen of gender imbalance in the past.

Total savings by everyone is equal to the sum of productive assets and government debt, and if there is an imbalance in this equation it does not mean we have too little or too many productive assets.

General stroke symptoms can include numbness or weakness on one side of the body, loss of speech, imbalance, trouble with speaking or speech loss, or a sudden, severe headache.

But conflicts of interest over water can certainly poison inter-state relations, even when an imbalance of power is so great that the aggrieved party could never consider using force.