Examples of 'imbalances' in a sentence
Meaning of "imbalances"
imbalance (noun): A lack of proportion or an unequal distribution, often used in the context of economics or health
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- plural of imbalance
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Imbalances and insufficiencies were identified in this context.
Study on global imbalances and tourism growth.
Imbalances in the global health workforce market.
There were also clear imbalances between regions.
Gender imbalances in land ownership remain unresolved.
Twelve are experiencing either imbalances or excessive imbalances.
Imbalances are costly because they lead to blackouts.
Emerging demographic imbalances and social tensions.
Imbalances therefore are likely to grow more easily.
Have calcium imbalances seen in blood tests.
Imbalances in the allocation of milk quotas persist.
Large budgetary imbalances persist in some countries.
Imbalances in the dark areas of the image.
Adjusting internal imbalances in the euro area.
These imbalances are particularly noticeable in certain grades.
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An orderly unwinding of global imbalances is a shared responsibility.
The imbalances within the region itself.
To help correct large imbalances in its economy.
Regional imbalances and weaknesses should be addressed.
World current account imbalances remain large.
Power imbalances between men and women.
I know what power imbalances look like.
Regional imbalances and national economic performance.
The amalgam has led to economic imbalances.
Eliminating these imbalances in their entirety is impractical.
Role of surveillance and managing global imbalances.
Redressing imbalances in the national labour force.
To introduce equity measures to address current imbalances.
Inequities and imbalances in international economic structures.
Such an outcome would accentuate global imbalances.
Addressing imbalances in the diversity of the workforce.
It would only accentuate the present imbalances.
Global trade imbalances and currency misalignment.
It would do nothing to correct its structural imbalances.
Macroeconomic imbalances driven largely by commodity shocks.
This round was supposed to redress those imbalances.
Dangerous imbalances built up over this period.
Giving priority to reducing imbalances between regions.
Large imbalances persist in the external sector.
On the prevention and correction of macroeconomic imbalances.
Address gender imbalances in decision making processes.
It is important to redress the imbalances of the past.
The present imbalances in the system are corrected.
It will encourage the reemergence of global imbalances.
Regional imbalances and the labour market.
Shuttle astronauts have reported similar imbalances.
Results have shown imbalances in information distribution.
Imbalances in regional engagement in biodiversity informatics activity.
Fiscal and external imbalances remain significant.
Imbalances in brain chemicals may also be a factor.
