Examples of using Imbalances in English and their translations into Chinese
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These hormonal imbalances mean that the follicle containing the developing ovum can't mature properly.
There are always some imbalances in the way we play, but I am quite happy with the defensive attitude of the team.
The industrialization and productive capacity imbalances across the global South are affecting national efforts to meet the Millennium Development Goals by 2015.
Economic imbalances in particular made it impossible for less developed and poor countries to achieve the Millennium Development Goals.
To redress the colonial land ownership imbalances, Government empowered the indigenous majority through a land reform programme.
Nonetheless, much of the structural issues underlying global imbalances remain, which continue to pose a risk to long-term economic stability.
Structural barriers, financial imbalances and the lack of capital for productive and social investment can cause the economic collapse of entire regions.
For instance, the subsection on the labour force affords ample opportunity to explore traditional imbalances as well as newly emergent patterns that represent a departure from entrenched positions.
SP1 was able to identify frictions and imbalances of the global economic system and their potential negative repercussions on developing countries.
Other factors that have been found to increase autism risks include chemical imbalances, chemicals, viruses or lack of enough oxygen at birth.
Disasters and shocks, such as economic crises, exacerbate existing social and economic imbalances, which can further marginalize the poor and excluded.
Although globalization could certainly contribute to prosperity, poverty reduction and increased liberty, it could also create imbalances and inequalities.
This is a risk because the global macro-economic structural imbalances that were a determinant of the crisis still loom large and remain unaddressed globally.
Not only must current imbalances in access to the new information and communications technologies be corrected, but traditional media must continue to be used as well.
Yet, local, national, and global power imbalances can undermine local people's ability to solve political, ecological, and social problems.
Given the imbalances in the flows of private capital, reliance on free market forces alone was not a viable approach and would reproduce current patterns of poverty.
Global imbalances are growing and are now at their highest level in the history of humanity.
Moreover, while material damage caused by natural disasters limited economic development opportunities, their social consequences had created even greater social imbalances.
Widening imbalances on the current account are a cause of concern, posing the threat of a disorderly adjustment.
The most dangerous trends, including the upsurge of global imbalances and the dramatic financialization of the economy, accelerated dangerously from about 2004 onwards.