Sentence examples for lopsided access from inspiring English sources
Such lopsided access to gateways of opportunity and power — say, with whites being severely underrepresented at schools like Harvard — has the potential to fuel dangerous resentment and disturb social peace, at least if the change occurs too far ahead of demographic changes that are projected to make whites a minority in this country in less than three decades.
So the voices of our great causes are muted and consumer products get lopsided access to our attention, twenty-four hours a day.
I hope they fix the lopsided auto market access provisions and, while they're at it, the textile terms, which are also unfairly uneven.
The current debate about inequality reflects a widespread belief that compensation and rewards aren't wholly correlated with productivity, which is what orthodox economics would tell us; it also underscores the lopsided distribution of power and access.
The battle for wireless broadband access looked like a lopsided match between cellular networks, with a host of advantages, and Wi-Fi networks, still searching for a business model.
But, although Mr Purcell made plenty of mistakes, and played his hand badly when challenged, Ms Beard paints a lopsided portrait of him, in part because she clearly had much better access to the other side in researching it.Tribalism dies hard on Wall Street, and Morgan Stanley's rainmakers treated Mr Purcell with suspicion from the start.
They need to make sure that all children are given access to great education in maths and science and engineering so we don't end up with a lopsided employment pool.
Why the lopsided outcome?
No books in lopsided piles.
Look for a lopsided victory.
