Sentence examples for lopsided expense from inspiring English sources
They elected him three times, first as a Republican, then as an independent, after campaigns of stupendous, lopsided expense (Mr Bloomberg shovelled more than $100m of his own money into his final re-election).
Three weeks ago, state lawmakers upbraided the Science Center negotiators for drafting what the legislators called a lopsided deal in USC's favor at the expense of taxpayers.
Holen, other museum supporters and several state lawmakers have called the potential parking handover, which would remain in force for 98 years, a lopsided pact in favor of USC at the expense of the taxpayers who own the museums.
This lopsided emphasis on type I errors comes at the expense of type II errors.
The lopsided cost-ineffectiveness of ART means that each disability-adjusted life year (DALY) saved by treatment comes at the expense of many, many more DALYs lost in the future because the prevention measures needed to reduce transmission cannot be implemented [[ 24], p. 139].
The lopsided games are the result of a college football system that is wed to its traditional bowl system at the expense of better matchups.
This lopsided swap, executed by the Bloomberg administration on behalf of one of North America's richest professional sports teams, at the expense of one of the city's poorest neighborhoods, has incurred the wrath of civic and parks activists, among them Geoffrey Croft, the president of New York City Park Advocates.
Why the lopsided outcome?
No books in lopsided piles.
Look for a lopsided victory.
