Sentence examples for look lopsided from inspiring English sources

Zimbabwe was late in showing narrow support for Mr Obama.The general result may look lopsided, but judging by opinion polls carried out in various countries, for example by the BBC, Mr Obama is widely considered to be the world's choice.

Like with a business, start-up costs versus revenues [early on] always look lopsided," he wrote in an email, noting that fees to his firm this quarter add up to less than one percent of the half-million dollars the group raised.

If the eyeliner isn't applied symmetrically, it can make your eyes look lopsided, so try doing this with a mirror or ask a friend to help initially.

Most of the thugs Wolcott ices had it coming, but after a while, his selection of victims does begin to look lopsided.

What makes the deal between employer and employee look lopsided is that, just as the demands of the workplace for our emotional investment and commitment have escalated, so job security has declined, with downsizing and reorganisation rife.

Do the pages look lopsided?

BEIJING — One of swimming's finest rivalries is now looking lopsided.

WIMBLEDON, England — Novak Djokovic, Andy Murray and Rafael Nadal know the men's singles draw looks lopsided, with second-seeded Murray, third-seeded Roger Federer and fifth-seeded Nadal in the same half.

In Japan, there's this whole societal problem with the population of people in the country over a certain age it's looking lopsided.

careful though, the make up can smear around, and leave you looking lopsided.

The N.H.L. playoffs are starting to look that lopsided.