Sentence examples for majority of lopsided from inspiring English sources

This would create far more races that were truly competitive, especially across the vast majority of lopsided districts where winning the party primary essentially guarantees election.

Mr. Menendez is expected to win a lopsided majority of votes from the state's growing Hispanic population.

WASHINGTON — Not since Jimmy Carter in 1980 has a Democrat running for president failed to win a lopsided majority of the Jewish vote.

You'd think the same tired tactics wouldn't work again after Iraq, a debacle now soundly rejected by a lopsided majority of voters.

In fact, what is becoming clear is that the Citizens United decision has fostered a situation in which a sheltered, elite minority is doing a drastically lopsided majority of the "speaking" in our elections.

Such a move would most likely get a lopsided majority of votes in the General Assembly, diplomats said, with Latin American, African, Asian and Middle Eastern countries all expected to vote in favor of it.

A lopsided majority of the judges of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco voted to deny reconsideration of a February opinion, authored by judicial liberal lion Stephen Reinhardt, which struck down Prop 8.

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.

"Our research has shown that the vast majority of business decisions are decided by a lopsided majority of 7 to 2 or more," she said.

Israel has a long history of lopsided prisoner exchanges.

Nor do the polls seem to be suggesting that Mr. Walker will win because of lopsided turnout.