Sentence examples for lopsided evidence from inspiring English sources

These are certainly the occasions when we might learn more about the state of Hodgson's team than could be picked up from the lopsided evidence of their qualifying group.

In the astute and analytical "Interracial Intimacy: The Regulation of Race and Romance," Rachel F. Moran, a professor of law at the University of California, Berkeley, found lopsided intermarriage rates "strong evidence that black Americans remain a deeply racialized people in the realm of sex and marriage".

For those seeking evidence that this lopsided series represents more than the Knicks kicking a Celtics team on the way down, look no further than how they defend Boston on the perimeter.

Just a day after acquiring Jaromir Jagr from the Washington Capitals, the Rangers' loss to the Senators, their most lopsided defeat in 11 years, was evidence that the high-priced Rangers need more than another inventive goal scorer if they hope to advance to the playoffs.

(Although in the real, real world, no evidence would be as lopsided as Grisham makes it).

A further difficulty in assessing the relationship between intellectual activities consists in the lopsided ways in which the relevant evidence has survived.

A9 Lopsided Logic Scientists have found new evidence of a basic but subtle lopsidedness in nature that may explain why the universe contains mostly matter.

There is even some evidence that activity has rebalanced from the lopsided trade pattern that existed just before the crisis.

Letting the bottom line talk The Himalayas of hiring ReprintsThere is even some evidence that activity has rebalanced from the lopsided trade pattern that existed just before the crisis.

In the meantime, Tejada's initial emergence is further evidence as well that the Mets' talent remains lopsided, the majority of it resting within the infield.

Why the lopsided outcome?