Sentence examples for unbalanced fight from inspiring English sources
The scarcity of weapons and ammunition in the unbalanced fight with the government inspires much more tension than ideology.
Luis Vicente León, a political analyst and pollster, said that though this year's election "is an unbalanced fight," the opposition is at its strongest in years and an upset is possible.
Samson and Huchthausen agreed the weapons were heavy and unbalanced, and thus unsuitable for actual combat; Lighter versions made of aluminum, fiberglass, and steel were struck in Madrid; these 3 lbs copies were used in the fight scenes.
The Portuguese foreign minister, Jaime Gamma, called them so unbalanced as to be "humiliating," and several countries vowed to fight on.
There is a risk, he said, that the alliance "is so unbalanced that we may no longer have the ability to fight together in the future".
Amateur men's tournaments decrease the likelihood that matches will be unbalanced by separating competitors into two divisions: novice, for those with fewer than ten fights, and open, for those with ten or more.
Rome had just become the only superpower in the Mediterranean: rich enough to fight over, strong enough to have no military equal from Spain to Greece, and economically unbalanced enough to have serious anger pushing up from the lower rungs.
Bringing in reinforcements to fight with you, even if it is just one or two other people, will make the fight unbalanced.
Occasionally, pairings were unbalanced.
