out of whack

1. see under out of kilter.

Example Sentences

Sure, I can look at my own waste to determine whether something is out of whack.

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“Not only are the prices out of whack, the same reliever volatility that we were suffering from in that moment can still happen after you make a trade.”

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Most estimates turn to historical data to find some level when supply and demand weren’t completely out of whack.

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The UK is "out of whack" with other countries, according to Sir Nick Clegg, the former deputy prime minister who later became right-hand man to Zuckerberg.

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"The other thing was I don't have great shoulder flexion and because of that, as soon as I swing it too long I come out of posture and my swing is all out of whack."

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