Sentence examples for unbalanced against from inspiring English sources

Instead, they partly rely on it, while arguing vehemently -- and fairly convincingly -- that contemporary European and Arab discourse on the Middle East is indefensibly unbalanced against Israel.

VIEW FROM THE BENCH Saints manager Ronald Koeman - back on the bench after Achilles surgery - again named an attacking line-up, but his side looked unbalanced against Everton.

The rules have become so unbalanced against private entrepreneurs that even some who have benefited handsomely from China's growth are denouncing the system.

Russia and China vetoed the latest UN attempt to end the fighting and Russia's foreign ministry said on Thursday it would not endorse a UN General Assembly resolution on Syria calling for a political transition - saying it was "one-sided and unbalanced" against the Syrian government.

But most draw the line there, leaving existing cases to drag on, even as agunot literally sacrifice years of their lives to a system fundamentally unbalanced against them.

The Iranians implied they could not sell such an agreement once it was perceived as being so unbalanced against Iran--no matter how appealing it may have initially looked on paper.

And with the revamped and unbalanced schedule, the Yankees 22-155) have 13 games remaining against the Orioles, and 19 against Tampa Bay, the team with the worst record in the American League.

James B. Cunningham, the deputy American ambassador, said the United States voted against the measure because it was "unbalanced" and erred in assigning a problem to the courts that rightly should be solved through political negotiations.

They'd already persuaded the US Congress to enact copyright laws that are grossly unbalanced on the side of the copyright holders and against the rights of users.

If the Council votes against the modified budget, then the books would be left unbalanced for the next administration to work out, Mr. Barowitz said.

Wen said China's recovery so far was "unstable" and "unbalanced," and as the official news service Xinhua phrased it, he "warned against blind optimism".