Sentence examples for lopsided competition from inspiring English sources

The boycotts of the late cold war era not only made for lopsided competition but displayed the painfully obvious truth that Olympian internationalism was a sham.

But Mr. Rodrik and his colleagues insist that reality is more subtle, that these countries did not, in fact, open their markets until they had gotten the formula right, and in many cases they are still careful not to expose industries to lopsided competition from corporations in rich countries.

This lopsided competition has put Microsoft in a bad spot and for years the Mac/PC argument has danced, fairly, around this dichotomy.

There were other significant facets to this fairly lopsided contest.

With the possible exception of football there isn't a world cup that is played in any sport that isn't criticised for the length of its competition, the odd lopsided result or its selection process.

Public interest groups, desperately focusing on reforms that create more competition in these lopsided state elections, have suggested an even more creative solution for the governor before he approves the new voting maps.

The Americans defeated the Nationals, 12-0, in the most lopsided shutout in All-Star Game competition.

Despite the often lopsided results, Kirwan is adamant the competition is an important one for his team, whose players all have careers or are students outside rugby, and for the region as a whole.

Yes, he was largely responsible for breathing life into the Ryder Cup after his arrival in 1979 created a renewed interest in a competition that had devolved into lopsided United States thrashings of teams composed of players from Britain and Ireland.

The Bobcats had played the league's 13th-easiest schedule to date, so their poor record and numerous lopsided losses are not simply the byproduct of difficult early season competition.

Why the lopsided outcome?