Meanings of huge imbalance in English

From that point onwards there was a huge imbalance between the sides.

If the Booker is open to US authors it will create a huge imbalance.

There is a huge imbalance, but it will change.

The housing minister Phil Twyford says that's a huge imbalance and suggests the system isn't working for tenants.

Ms Watson said there was a " huge imbalance" in the justice system's treatment of victims and suspects.

A huge imbalance in U.S. auto trade with Japan is a longtime irritant that has received more attention of late.

The odds, ultimately, were still stacked in their favour and last season brought us the Big Six, creating a huge imbalance.

Corruption is rife, according to many, while others criticise the huge imbalance between the military and police budget and that of health and education.

Such inward migration has created a huge imbalance in Margate's population with a disproportionate concentration of vulnerable people, including homeless families, care leavers and ex-offenders.