Meanings of lopsided nature in English

The European PMIs underlined the lopsided nature of the euro zone's recovery from recession.

The deal speaks volumes about the lopsided nature of the relationship between corporations and politicians.

The game's lopsided nature allowed Marshall to parcel out at least eight minutes for 14 players.

Reducing the lopsided nature of growth away from consumption and toward exports will not be easy.

The whole lopsided nature of the two main professional men's tours will be shown from here on in.

All these illustrate the increasingly lopsided nature of the UK economy, exacerbating divisions between small towns and big cities.

North Melbourne were cruelly denied a place in the post-season last year due to the lopsided nature of the 2019 conferences.

Like the Scottish, the majority of English northerners have repeatedly rejected the increasingly dysfunctional, lopsided nature of finance-driven, market-orientated, London-centric Britain.

While growth at German businesses picked up, activity in France tumbled, underlining the lopsided nature of the euro zone's recovery from recession.

Head coach Billy Donovan used the lopsided nature of Monday's game to test new lineup combinations had Grant on the floor 26 minutes.

But the lopsided nature of Denver's defeat on Sunday should remind us that great individual talents are rarely enough to take down a great team.

Part of Intel's interest in home automation stems from the lopsided nature of energy consumption when computing is compared with the rest of the world.