The analysis confirmed that TIF spending was skewed toward wealthier areas.
The scene was skewed toward singles, with all-male and all-female parties eyeing each other from afar.
Admittedly, my sample was skewed toward women in the social borderlands of their twenties and thirties, for whom "mademoiselle" can be particularly tricky.
In Muscovy, to take another example, the age structure was skewed toward young adults, for it was primarily young adult males (aged 15 25) who sold themselves into slavery.
Ben S. Bernanke, the chairman, works hard to achieve consensus on the Fed's policy committee, and in 2010 and 2011 the committee was skewed toward officials predicting — wrongly, we now know — that inflation was a bigger threat than unemployment.
In the Arizona case that went before the Supreme Court, the National School Boards Association joined local school officials and teachers in arguing that the program was skewed toward religious schools, openly selecting students for scholarships based on their religion.
Short-term Treasury notes, which had rallied since last week as dealers bet that a rate cut was imminent, initially sagged as Mr. Greenspan said the economy was skewed toward further weakness, but that the sharp slowdown of late 2000 was "less evident" in January and February.
At the same time, however, details within the release Tuesday showed that the Chinese economy — like those of most other nations around the world — continued to face challenges and that the recovery was skewed toward large enterprises, which have benefited most from Beijing's efforts in recent months to open the doors to more bank lending.
Species profile was skewed toward exotic species and trees.
In addition, ENSO variability was skewed toward cold events along coastal Peru 6.7-7.5 6.7-7.5g to a shift of warm anomalies toward the Central Pacific.
In the three-way cross-mapping populations, gene segregation was not fitted to the expected ratio, but it was skewed toward weakness-causing alleles for both HWA1 and HWA2 loci.
