Meanings of more unbalanced in English

World economic growth becomes more unbalanced and the terms of trade widen.

In central PbPb collisions, the splitting function indicates a more unbalanced momentum ratio, compared to peripheral PbPb and pp collisions..

The only way to keep upright was to blunder on, faster and faster and ever more unbalanced, straight into the fog.

For ice dance, the numbers are even more unbalanced, with 40 men listed to 120 women.

Economists are also expected to focus once again on private investment growth, which has cooled to record lows, leaving the economy more unbalanced.

But the mad course upon which he had again started, and which might have once more unbalanced his mind, met with a sudden check.

The fact all three surpassed the 30-goal mark before March points to a trend of a more unbalanced top flight than the norm in England.

Jones said if Scotland became independent, the United Kingdom would become more unbalanced with England having 92 percent, or 53 million, of the population.