disbalance

This is what I came out here to disbalance with something better.

They stand balanced, as it were, without any disbalance among themselves.

To liquidate a dangerous disbalance in population incomes between Moscow and other regions.

"If you compare Russian and Georgian military organization, there is a huge disbalance," he said.

This disbalance is explained by the fact that the majority of Korsakov's inhabitants were prisoners and prison-keepers-in both categories males predominated.

"In Poland as in those lands," he said, "there occurs simultaneously an external imbalance, or deficit in the balance of payments and current account, and internal disbalance, or high rate of inflation."

Weak or absent extensors and/or abductors (the extensor pollicis brevis tendon, the extensor pollicis longus tendon or, rarely, the abductor pollicis longus tendon), can cause a disbalance, leading to an abnormal position of the thumb: congenital clasped thumb.

Also the increasing push forces from developing countries where the rising disbalance between labour demand and supply as a consequence of the discrepancy between their demographic and economic development, and lack of democracy and good governance resulted in increasing numbers of other types of migrants: refugees, asylum-seekers and undocumented migrants.

So I don't want to imply that there's - QUESTION: But it is not further increasing the disbalance (ph)?