Sentence examples for lopsided by from inspiring English sources

Mr. Putin's visit is seen as an attempt to balance Asia's power triangle, left lopsided by flourishing ties between Russia and China.

But the turnout was lopsided, dominated by members of religious movements, ranging from the most conservative, the Salafists, to the relatively moderate Muslim Brotherhood.

One contains a lopsided sculpture made by Mr. Littleton in 1965; the other, a piece by the well-known, Seattle-based artist Dale Chihuly.

Opponents of the treaty say it is lopsided, although an official review by a retired British judge concluded a year ago that the law was not biased in favor of the United States.

The books by Swisher and Klein are lopsided, focused predominantly on AOL, the less interesting of the two companies.

(By comparison, watch the egregiously lopsided reporting on the Russian-owned RT "news" network, which often seems be broadcast from a basement studio in the Kremlin's Propaganda Ministry).

For several years, the economy has looked distinctly lopsided: the GDP of energy-rich Alberta expanded by 6.8% last year, compared with Ontario's 1.9% and Quebec's 1.7%.Exporters have begun looking for farther-flung markets (see chart).

An analysis of trade data by the federal Bureau of Economic Analysis illustrates just how lopsided the gains have been between manufactured goods and commodities.

For example, most Americans prefer light meat to dark, so chickens have been redesigned to produce more white meat by growing massive breasts that make them lopsided.

Add to this a big dose of income inequality — Africa is woefully lopsided, belying the souped-up African growth rates trumpeted by development banks and publicists — and volatility is all but guaranteed.

Sinn Féin have labelled an inquiry proposed by Unionist and Orange Order leaders as "lopsided".