Sentence examples for lopsided proportion from inspiring English sources

And yet for all the changes gangs still feud, and African Americans still comprise a lopsided proportion – 60% – of murder victims.

The Jewish vote that Democrats have won in lopsided proportions since Jimmy Carter's presidency may be up for grabs, Mark Landler writes.

Below that temperature, they'll only mix in lopsided proportions.

Although the science community in some southern European countries, such as Portugal, seemed to be a little less lopsided, the proportion of women in senior research positions was extremely small--in Austria, for example, only 4% of full professors are female, compared to almost 14% in the United States.

Congress has historically preferred that lopsided balance.

"The Six of Coins is about a lopsided balance.

The story line inverted, from what seemed like an impending Knicks flop to a lopsided win of nearly record proportions.

They might provide quick balance to a lopsided portfolio.

If you draw your arms and legs out of proportion, for example, your drawing will look crude and lopsided.

Louise Haigh, the shadow culture minister, said: "[The report] confirms the lopsided approach of this government – skewed entirely towards big business – hardly surprising given they and their senior officials spend a significant proportion of their time with them".

Why the lopsided outcome?