1.   The intention is to correct a serious imbalance in education as a whole, not just in RE.

2.   And there are some serious geographic imbalances within the current infrastructure.

3.   In her radically unsentimental version, romantic enthrallment is synonymous with serious psychological imbalance.

4.   It is also time to recognize the serious imbalances the strong dollar has created.

5.   The economic downturn in Asia, which has led to record trade deficits for the United States, has also caused serious imbalances for their lines.

6.   The only message I can take from this serious imbalance is that common decency is now either very rare, or considered very boring.

7.   The point is we have a serious structural imbalance with Japan and China.

8.   The Fund noted Hungary had to rein in consumer demand to try to correct serious macroeconomic imbalances which kept growth below the two percent mark.