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• a  being or thrown out of equilibrium

• As long as he was playing perverted peeping toms and chemically imbalanced yakuza thugs, he could blinker away the fact that he was improbably emerging as a teen pinup, taking up .
• When the boat became totally imbalanced it was enough for only a small waveinitially, the mere rumor of regulatory changes designed to cool China's stock feverto sink the ship.
• The Arab world in return feels that this is an imbalanced system; there is a sense of humiliation and impotence.

• unbalanced

• balanced

News & Articles

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• Schmuck: American League East teams still born to be wild
  The Orioles haven't reached the halfway point of the regular season quite yet, but they are putting the lie to the notion that the American League divisions are so imbalanced that the AL East teams are at an extreme disadvantage in the race for the two wild-card playoff berths.        
  June 17, 2013 - Baltimore Sun
• Schmuck: American League East teams are still born to be wild
  The Orioles haven't reached the halfway point of the regular season quite yet, but they are putting the lie to the notion that the American League divisions are so imbalanced that the AL East teams are at an extreme disadvantage in the race for the two wild-card playoff berths.        
  June 16, 2013 - Baltimore Sun

Quotes

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• Oscar Goodman in Newser
  This fellow is a little imbalanced, it would appear. I mean look at the outfit he has,mayor Oscar Goodman, a well-known opponent of graffiti, told Fox 5. "You almost have to feel sorry for the fact he's trying to get this kind of attention...
• Vera Wang in International Herald Tribune
  Wang described the overall theme as "almost imbalanced balance."