There's an unprecedented imbalance. ordsprog

en There's an unprecedented imbalance. And it's going to get worse.

en But it's not bilateral imbalance that you need to worry about,and to put it in more economic terms, the actual overall trade imbalance, the current account imbalance, is a result of policies elsewhere.

en This imbalance now gets even worse as a consequence of America's total and all out support to India.

en It is important to remember that most adjustment of a market imbalance is well under way before the imbalance becomes widely identified as a problem,
  Alan Greenspan

en Trade imbalance with China has given rise to certain proposed measures in the Congress, and clearly the US administration is watching that particular imbalance rather carefully.

en The adjustment in the exchange rate will only have a limited effect in resolving global trade imbalances. The imbalance in the global economy is mostly caused by fundamental factors and this huge imbalance cannot be fully resolved only by adjusting the exchange rate.

en China has not played a role in strengthening the international trading system commensurate with its commercial heft and the benefit it has obtained from that system. An imbalance of this magnitude is not sustainable, either politically or economically, over the long term. One need only ask whether - if the tables were turned - China would tolerate a bilateral trade imbalance of that size with the United States.

en It gets worse every time we call. We've called the District Attorney and the police a couple of times. It just seems to get worse and worse and worse.

en It is unprecedented, but equally these are unprecedented times. These are the biggest threats that London has ever faced in peacetime,

en This requires all of us to take unprecedented actions, and to think in unprecedented ways about how we solve a natural disaster,

en We recognize that it's a very high number, ... But I guess part of introducing this package and doing it unified in our delegation is to say this is an unprecedented natural disaster, a national tragedy. And it's going to take an unprecedented response.

en [Hardy] is unavailable right now and probably for Thursday's game [at Boston College] as well. Hopefully a week off will get her a little bit healed up. It's been going on probably close to a month now. It's been slowly getting worse and worse and worse.

en It's come to a point where it's gotten worse and worse and worse, ... The last few days playing, it was affecting me, I felt.

en [More will be coming. Last week, Louisiana's two senators didn't even blink when they asked the feds for an ultimate total of $250 billion in assistance just for their state.] We recognize that it's a very high number, ... But this is an unprecedented national tragedy and needs an unprecedented national response.

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