Lopes was upset because his view of lopsided games dictates that a player does not steal or bunt or swing at 3-0 pitches when his team has a huge lead in the late innings.
And then when we went into the [Wimbledon women's doubles] finals, against Elena [Vesnina] and Vera [Zvonareva], once we got the first set, 7-6, it was kind of lopsided because we got up two breaks in the second, so there was never that one point or two points that made a difference.
HIS nickname is el chueco, "the crooked one", and not just because of his lopsided good looks.
He also dutifully reiterated the undeniable truth: that the genesis of terrorism is in part because of the lopsided American policy in the Middle East toward Israel.
Not out of evil or malice, or not mainly, but because of a lopsided mixture of extraordinary cleverness, extraordinary greed, extraordinary proliferation of our own kind, and a biologically built-in short-sightedness.
Because of the lopsided numbers, Senator Norris argues that this would not be a surrender, a sort of "we're going out of business" declaration that can be achieved legally by a city referendum.
Because of the lopsided score of the game and the two that preceded it, Mariano Rivera did not get a chance to pitch in his final regular-season series here.
The opposition, which is led by a former deputy prime minister, Anwar Ibrahim, won the popular vote in the May 5 election but failed to take control of Parliament because of a lopsided electoral system that gives a stronger voice to rural areas, where the governing party is strongest.
Because of the lopsided relationship between the Premier League and the FA, our game lacks the ability to breathe in all sorts of ways – from the nine-year-old at a Premier League academy who is forbidden to play with his mates to the airless, arbitrary decision-making structures.
