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Noun(1) a lack of balance or state of disequilibrium(2) (mathematics(3) a state of disequilibrium (as may occur in cases of inner ear disease)(4) (mathematics) a lack of symmetry(5) lack of balance

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(1) But finance ministers can try to anticipate where the next imbalance is likely to emerge.(2) the condition is caused by a hormonal imbalance(3) So what can be done about this imbalance between baseball and football coverage?(4) Although the list of ingredients reveals added sugar, the tastebuds detect no imbalance .(5) The group said that imbalance could lead to a squeeze on stocks which may feed through to more price rises in future.(6) The imbalance in police resources between York and rural North Yorkshire has at last begun to be addressed.(7) Besides, all other forms of human intrusion into the habitat could cause imbalance .(8) In case mention of acupuncture has alarmed you, treatment of this imbalance is a gentle process.(9) Any imbalance between the flow of goods in and the flow out will push the dollar down or up according to the basic laws of supply and demand.(10) An imbalance between these two often causes the quest for gender equality to be shrouded in confusion.(11) But boil away all the froth and you are still left with a residue of stark imbalance in the treatment of the two sides.(12) On the other hand, there is also another kind of gender imbalance within higher education.(13) This imbalance is affecting people's capacity for pleasure, love, success and a healthy life.(14) Too much food, particularly protein, in the initial phase aggravates the metabolic imbalance .(15) tension is generated by the imbalance of power(16) This imbalance is forcing up wages and prompting companies to bring in foreign workers.