imbalance

IPA: ɪmbˈæɫʌns

Examples of "imbalance" in Sentences

I would guess the imbalance is a relic of history and Law.
The show has pulled it off so far, but that kind of imbalance is hard to maintain over the long run.
The whole point of our current trade imbalance is that our volume of exports to China is relatively tiny.
Currently, gas tax funds are dedicated to municipalities with transit systems, which he called an "imbalance."
With all seriousness, a man with some type of chemical brain imbalance is in charge of the most powerful post in the world.
But labor and management are more often than not in imbalance, wages growing more slowly with reference to productivity gains.
To call Obama a socialist because he wants to redress this imbalance is as accurate as calling McCain an oligarch because he doesn't.
Medicare and Medicaid face a very substantial long-term imbalance, and are at the heart of our long-term fiscal imbalance, which is the motivation for moving to a different structure in those programs.
But Democrats should admit America's economic structure has become dangerously unbalanced -- more unbalanced than it's been in 80 years -- and the imbalance is making it difficult if not impossible for the nation to emerge from recession.