out of whack造句怎么写

His stomach "got out of whack" and he all But died in a Sacramento boarding-house.

The television report on the weather is always out of whack with the weather we actually get.

Humans, by contrast, have been the main architects of the enormous changes that are threatening to throw Earth out of whack.

"It is confusing to me because studies show that public sector wages are not out of whack with public sector wages, " added Fine.

"They're all linked together like an orchestra, " so when one cycle is out of whack, it tends to sideswipe the others as well.

From the third quarter on, the Numbers still look out of whack, if less so than before; and, given the current level of growth, the economy is still not producing enough jobs.

You're acting a little out of whack.

DANIEL YERGIN: Right away the economy went out of whack.

The ecosystem will be thrown out of whack.

I think my left eye is out of whack a little. Maybe I need glasses.

He began each trial by culturing a thick pea-green soup of algae — the scum of a pond out of whack — directly under the bank of noon-lights.

What is disturbing isn't that the budget is out of whack, but that the White House has known it for some time.

But because of that sensitivity to the world business cycle and its reliance on big multinational firms for investment, wages are unlikely to stay out of whack for too long.

That performance was entirely out of whack with the past.

Looks pretty packed to me with two pitches out of whack... and they were both balls for good reason.

But variables like pedestrians in crosswalks, large crowds and vehicle wrecks can throw a carefully designed system out of whack, leading to annoying and pollution-causing traffic jams.

The things Bill does are out of whack with what he says.

This phone is out of whack. You can't dial out.

Your center of gravity has shifted and all that extra weight around your middle may be pulling your back out of whack and messing with your balance.