Sentence examples for lopsided role from inspiring English sources

And, I'd add, an economy and democracy in which the financial sector has such a lopsided role of influence are not healthy.

One of the most lopsided examples of the role played by independent expenditures this year can be found in Aguiar-Curry's campaign.

In the U.S., white employees make up 56percentt of non-tech employees, 54percentt of tech team members, and a lopsided 64percentt of leadership roles.

But that still represents only 7% of China's total trade and 0.7% of the world's.*Its role also remains lopsided.

But now this has become a grim and joyless affair, another rote and meaningless role in the lopsided division of domestic labour.

Maybe 'an escort girl.' " The producer Martin Jurow, who wrote in 1993 that Hepburn was the actress he wanted (Capote wanted Marilyn Monroe), said that the role was that of "a lopsided romantic, a dreamer of dreams".

We talked about the role of media, its glorification of tragedy and its lopsided coverage of attacks that affect westerners.

We have also reformed and re-regulated the banking system, expanded the role of co-operatives and credit unions, and renegotiated lopsided agreements with multinational companies.

Brady is appealing his four-game suspension for his role in the Patriots using underinflated footballs during their lopsided victory over the Colts.

Like Rafter, this Australian team was resigned to the role of onlooker in the early to mid stages of what seemed destined to be a lopsided contest.

He is a former Tehran prosecutor disparaged by Iranian dissidents for his role as an enforcer who helped crush the protests that erupted after Mr. Ahmadinejad's suspiciously lopsided re-election in June 2009.