Sentence examples for lopsided conclusion from inspiring English sources
Ever since Michael Jordan ended his first comeback with that picturesque game-winning, title-clinching jump shot in 1998, the N.B.A. finals have been the calm after the storm, a dull and usually lopsided conclusion to six weeks of excitement.
The result is his new book, Date-onomics: How Dating Became a Lopsided Numbers Game, a clever read with a sobering conclusion: There simply aren't enough college-educated men to go around.
But in the end, it's a lopsided affair.
Instead of a pithy quote, I received a lengthy lecture on the difficulty of estimating the so-called wealth effect, the perils of drawing conclusions about individuals from aggregate statistics, the lopsided nature of wealth distribution in the United States, and much else besides.
Success certainly isn't a foregone conclusion; considering the ingrained mentality and established practices by those dominant political and economic powerhouses benefiting from a lopsided economic and social structure, any meaningful victory over endemic poverty would be more surprising than assured.
Why the lopsided outcome?
No books in lopsided piles.
Look for a lopsided victory.
The 1972 election was the most lopsided.
Granted, lopsided scores are nothing new.
