Sentence examples for lopsided against from inspiring English sources
But Hear Indiana says the financing is already lopsided against a spoken approach, spending far more, the group says, on the students attending the school than on the rest of the state's more than 1,800 deaf or hard-of-hearing students, who go to school elsewhere.
The debate, as it often does, initially played out on Twitter, and given such a partisan time, it was unusually lopsided against the move.
But the Raptors' lopsided windmill-tilt against the Cleveland Cavaliers — may it be mercifully swift — is intriguing, because the Cavs still seem to be discovering something.
Cameron cited an independent report last year by Lord Justice Scott Baker, which said that the 2003 Extradition Act was not "lopsided" or biased against British citizens.
Controversial extradition legislation under which Gary McKinnon, who has Asperger's syndrome, faces being sent for trial in the United States on computer hacking charges is not "lopsided" or biased against British citizens, a judge-led review will report on Tuesday.
These latest sanctions, like previous measures against Iran, have drawn lopsided bipartisan support in Congress.
The final vote against the embargo, habitually lopsided in the past, was 185 to 3, with 2 abstentions.
Newspapers and magazines (including this one) have tried to disrupt the disrupters by placing articles behind paywalls, but, Foer contends, in the contest against Big Tech publishers can't win; the lineup is too lopsided.
They have won their last three games -- against last season's Super Bowl champion, the Patriots, and two playoff teams -- by a combined score of 113-34, and this game, against what was supposed to be a high-powered offense, was startlingly lopsided.
