Sentence examples for lopsided to from inspiring English sources
If it is a competition between two relative equals, then the relationship between Serena Williams and Maria Sharapova is not a rivalry, the American's 17-2 head-to-head record far too lopsided to be considered close.
The loss of Cedeno has cost the Mets their leading base-stealer; and unlike Olerud, Zeile hits right-handed, leaving the Mets with a starting lineup lopsided to starboard.
What looked to be a brief formality of a series has turned out to be anything but; not only have the mighty Miami Heat tumbled into a legitimate crisis, but the Celtics -– once a team far too lopsided to be considered a serious title contender -– have somehow created a stable, efficient offense out of thin air.
It would not be good to be lopsided to one degree or another.
It all seems too lopsided to make efficient sense, but perhaps it really is "McGenius," as suggested on McD's/NZ's Facebook page.
In Elway's other four starts, the score was too lopsided to call anything heroic.
Last Friday, Amnesty International USA sent an "urgent" letter to Secretary of State Rice, calling on her to end the Bush Administration's "lopsided response" to the ongoing Israeli military attacks on Gaza that have reportedly killed more than 600 Palestinians, including some 200 children.
The relationship is not completely lopsided; thanks to its colonial history, the UK has been able to offer the NSA access to a network of listening stations across the globe, in places such as Hong Kong.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla .— Inside EverBank Field, during the second half of the Jacksonville Jaguars' lopsided loss to the Kansas City Chiefs last Sunday, Carlos Boria finally found a reason to cheer.
Surgery to remove a tumour from his jaw in the 1980s left Broecker's face slightly lopsided, adding to an impression of eccentricity.
Although the confusion was widespread, there is no part of the team more befuddled by the Raiders' domination Sunday, and the Giants' lopsided loss to Minnesota six days earlier, than the defensive secondary.
