Usage examples (38)

• The difficulty is, of course, as we have seen in the German case, to reach agreement in a given moment on whether a fundamental disequilibrium is prevalent.
• Webster calls disequilibrium “a state of emotional or intellectual imbalance.”
• On Wednesday, he accused prosecutors of creating "disequilibrium" in the justice system by making "political use" of the courts.
• This means we are in a permanent state of monetary disequilibrium which is reflected in unstable exchange rates.