LONDON — The art market has never been more lopsided.
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The playoff history between these teams is much more lopsided.
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And the imbalance grew more lopsided as the election approached.
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In terms of playoff experience, this series couldn't be more lopsided.
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In the battle for the Senate, spending is even more lopsided.
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The match was even more lopsided than the score line might suggest.
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More likely, it'll make our system of abortion rights even more lopsided.
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Democrats were even more lopsided in their support for the special counsel.
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LGBTQ activists fear that the outcome could be more lopsided than that.
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One problem is that the market is far more lopsided than in equities.
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Urbanites favor Democrats by an even more lopsided 63 percent to 27 percent.
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That ratio is likely even more lopsided, said student loan expert Mark Kantrowitz.
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Without Wentz, the quarterback matchup Sunday seemed more lopsided than a three-legged table.
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It's going to get more lopsided with time, because the costs keep going up.
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Many didn't bother to apply, which left the tournament with an even more lopsided feel.
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It was even more lopsided among voters under 30: 4 in 5 voted for Sanders.
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It was widely believed that without the government's pressure, the vote would have been more lopsided.
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The Republican tilt is even more lopsided among white evangelical Christians and those without college degrees.
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The margin could have been even more lopsided were it not for 13 Wichita State turnovers.
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Beware, baby boomers: Millennials now outnumber you, and the numbers are only going to get more lopsided.
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The Cubs had a 2-0 lead in the third inning, but the game felt more lopsided.
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Editorial There are few legal fights more lopsided than landlords suing to evict their lower-income tenants.
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Still, while economic agreements emphasize the two countries' equality, some of the deals couldn't be more lopsided.
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If late decision is due to inattention, then perhaps there is a case for more lopsided results.
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And this is the election commission's second go at the maps—the first lot were even more lopsided.
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The final could've been more lopsided, but the Cavaliers were 24 of 39 from the free-throw line.
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While the GOP race can be cleaved into three clear tiers in South Carolina, the Democratic side is more lopsided.
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Democratic respondents were even more lopsided in their negative opinion with 2628 percent disapproving of Trump and 28503 percent approving.
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Yet even these figures indicate some abandonment of Trump: White evangelicals supported previous Republican nominees by even more lopsided figures.
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The percentages are even more lopsided when looking at Disney's overall domestic market share, which stands at 36.4% (through June 24).
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The final score would have been even more lopsided if the Aggies hadn't had a big advantage at the foul line.
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The numbers are even more lopsided in the constituencies: more than 70% of Tory party members support a no-deal Brexit.
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The numbers were even more lopsided in Missouri, where 14 percent of voters were under 30 versus 31 percent over 123.
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But we don't: Representatives do become somewhat more ideologically extreme in more lopsided districts, and gerrymandering could certainly help explain this.
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Dotson added four free throws in the end game to make the final score more lopsided than the game actually was.
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Unlike other local deals, which have been more lopsided — akin to surrenders after long sieges — the insurgents in Barzeh had real leverage.
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She only raised $15 million this January compared with Sanders's $20 million, and this month's numbers will likely be even more lopsided.
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A September ABC News/Washington Post poll showed an even more lopsided margin, with Trump leading by 59 points among this group.
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The score would have been even more lopsided if not for several acrobatic saves by 17-year-old Panama goalkeeper Yenith Bailey.
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The score might have been more lopsided if not for a strong early start from Blackhawks goaltender Cam Ward, who made 25 saves.
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The game was far more lopsided than it appeared, with all but seven of Philadelphia's points coming after the game was essentially decided.
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And then from anywhere other than straight on, it makes it look more lopsided, or like you're missing something on the far side.
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The score could have been even more lopsided if not for Hill's 523 points off the bench, coming on 252-for-23 shooting.
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The Predators acquired him on April 2, 2013, for Martin Erat and Michael Latta, a trade that grows more lopsided with every Forsberg goal.
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That's even more lopsided than at this point in the 2006 cycle when left-wing groups were putting out around 85% of all polls.
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The rejection of Trump is even more lopsided than the 1972 presidential contest, when the vast majority of papers backed Richard Nixon's reelection bid.
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Furthermore, all the senators honored so far are white males, making the Senate's history, or who it esteems, appear even more lopsided than it is.
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Democrats waste more votes than Republicans by carrying urban areas, like Pittsburgh or Philadelphia, by more lopsided margins than the Republicans carry their best areas.
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Texas got 212 of its total yards on one pass or things would have been much more lopsided in the statistics, if not the scoreboard.
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In 2012, the results were even more lopsided, with the United States winning its group games by scores of 14-0, 13-123 and 4-0.
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And women are less likely than men to progress at each successive step along the career path, so this imbalance is more lopsided at senior levels.
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Positioning was even more lopsided in Brent, where portfolio managers held more than 20 long positions for every short one, according to exchange and regulatory data.
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The result, though, could only be seen as a letdown: a shapeless, lifeless and directionless loss that felt more lopsided than the 22019-220 final score indicated.
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The Golden State Warriors thrashed the San Antonio Spurs 120-90 last night in Oakland, and it felt even more lopsided than that already cartoonish score indicates.
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That is just what happened in the first half, as the Falcons raced to a 242-215 lead in a game that seemed even more lopsided than that.
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Declaring a national emergency to fund construction of the wall, as Trump has suggested, faces even more lopsided opposition from the key groups that drove last November's Democratic gains.
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The imbalance between men and women in society and the workplace is more lopsided than in other rich countries, leaving women both prey to abuse and reluctant to speak out.
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Given the option, I will always, always choose a health increase as my first character upgrade, and my Pokémon Bag is more lopsided than a two-party election in Georgia.
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Those who support a 48-team field say the matter is more complicated than seeing a lopsided Panama-England score and concluding that more lopsided losses are on the way.
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Editorial endorsements are more lopsided than any year including 1972, when more than 85033 percent of newspaper editorial boards backed Richard Nixon for re-election over Democratic nominee George McGovern.
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The numbers are even more lopsided on TV ads targeting the races that will decide the House majority: roughly $2000 million from GOP groups compared to $220 million from Democrats.
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But the position is becoming more lopsided and there is a risk of a pull back in prices if fund managers attempt to realise some profits after the recent rally in prices.
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The city and the county will end up paying about $2 billion over the life of the bonds on the stadium, making it one of the more lopsided deals in professional sports.
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But after getting eliminated in five games by the Houston Rockets in a first-round series that, truth be told, should have been more lopsided than it was, Westbrook has some decisions to make.
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In the postseason, the Titans' unusual run-pass split has grown even more lopsided — Henry's 64 rushing carries this month dwarf Tannehill's 19 passing attempts, a ratio that is right out of the 1950s.
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The challenge looked enormous on Sunday as Team New Zealand swept to two more lopsided victories in light, shifting winds and opened up a 3-0 lead on Oracle in this first-to-seven series.
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The balance was even more lopsided among voters: exit polls that fall found that 230% of white voters, including not only 241% of non-college whites but also 343% of college-educated whites, supported repeal.
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For example, where Hillary Clinton received three votes for every one that went to Donald Trump in Los Angeles County as a whole, actor-heavy areas like the Hollywood Hills recorded even more-lopsided tallies.
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The women's field appears more lopsided, with returning champion Keitany the favorite after reigning Boston Marathon champion Worknesh Degefa dropped out earlier this month, citing a foot injury that caused her to lose too much training time.
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Even given d'Arnaud's chronic fragility and Thor's increasingly worrisome arm issues—and certainly both are still young and talented enough that they can make the deal look more lopsided in the future—should we feel that way?
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Makes the Matt Lauer interviews of Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump seem even more lopsided — dare I say misogynistic — than they did at the time ... and they seemed pretty lopsided — dare I say misogynistic — at the time.
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The women's field appears more lopsided, with returning champion Keitany the favorite after reigning Boston Marathon champion Worknesh Degefa dropped out earlier this month, citing a foot injury that caused her to lose too much training time.
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And as we have seen, it also causes actual harm — catastrophic harm — by gambling away our hard-earned money, leaving us under mountains of debt and sucking our wealth to the top of an ever-more lopsided pyramid.
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However, emboldened by having survived one of the more lopsided 1-1 first halves in recent World Cup memory, Tunisia's defenders started closing down the oncoming English attackers, clogging open lanes and clearing free balls out of dangerous areas.
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For as long as the Celtics held the Nets' 2018 pick, that story line was a tribute to Boston's wheeling-and-dealing Danny Ainge and a sad Brooklyn commentary on one of the more lopsided exchanges in N.B.A. history.
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James followed up his 51-point performance in Game 1 with 29 points, 13 assists and nine rebounds in a far tamer finals sequel — and a much more lopsided one — minus the utter craziness of a drama-packed opener three days prior.
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"Campus Reform" reports that in 2018, liberal commencement speakers outnumber conservatives four to one and that ratio is even more lopsided at the Ivy League level where not a single righty was invited to speak for the third year in a row.
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Since then, that rookie, Matt Murray, has saved 47 of 48 shots, including all 31 in Game 3043 of their Eastern Conference quarterfinal Thursday, when he shoved the Rangers toward the abyss in a 5-0 victory that was more lopsided than the score suggested.
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The Appel-Bryant pairing could be one of the more lopsided in the history of the draft, as in 1966, when the Mets took Steve Chilcott and the A's took Reggie Jackson, and in 2004, when the Padres took Matt Bush and the Tigers took Justin Verlander.
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NIZHNY NOVGOROD, Russia — It was Saturday afternoon on the Volga River when Panama's coach, Hernan Dario Gomez, offered a scary thought — the next day's World Cup match against England might prove even more lopsided than his team's 3-0 loss to Belgium in its first game.
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In southern states, where many non-college whites are also evangelical Christians, the numbers were even more lopsided: Ron DeSantis carried almost two thirds of them against African-American Democrat Andrew Gillum in the Florida governor's race; Ted Cruz carried nearly three fourths of them in his Texas Senate race against Beto O'Rourke; and Brian Kemp won over four fifths of them against African-American Democrat Stacey Abrams in their Georgia governor's contest.
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During the season the Cardinals would be involved in the Lou Brock-for-Ernie Broglio trade, later considered one of the more lopsided trades in baseball history.
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Game 2 ended up even more lopsided. Although Los Angeles jumped to a 2–0 first period lead after goals from Muzzin and Lewis, San Jose blazed to a lead. Mike Brown and Raffi Torres netted goals to tie the game.
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Caroline and Tiffany both scored in double digits, and Heather had three rebounds and a blocked shot. The final score was in favor of UConn, 100–49. The second pre-season game was even more lopsided, with UConn prevailing over Team SRP 103-37.
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Oregon State had only experienced two more lopsided losses in their history. After losing to California, the Beavers shut out UCLA in the Coliseum 28–0. Following the victory, Oregon State went 0–2–2 with losses to Michigan State and Oregon and ties against Washington State and Utah. The Beavers closed out the season by beating Nebraska for a second consecutive year, 28–12.
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This is one of the more lopsided rivalries in the league, with the Patriots controlling the series throughout the Tom Brady Era. Prior to The Brady Era, Bills' Hall of Fame quarterback Jim Kelly compiled a 12–8 career record against the Patriots. The Patriots lead 75–43–1 as of the end of the 2019 season. The Patriots won the teams' lone playoff meeting after the 1963 AFL season.
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" Ziya Us Salam of The Hindu believed that as far as director Shah is concerned, the film is "among the more lopsided, half-hearted films he has made in his long career" but he called Zinta "the life of this film". He concluded the review saying: "Take away Preity Zinta and Dil Hai Tumhaara is a tiresome film in urgent need of heavy editing. Put Zinta in there and it becomes watchable frame-to-frame.
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The Venetian victory and the demonstration of Genoese reluctance to confront them had important political repercussions, as the Byzantines began to distance themselves from their alliance with Genoa and restored their relations with Venice, concluding a five-year non-aggression pact in 1268. After Settepozzi, the Genoese avoided confrontation with the Venetian navy, instead focusing on commerce raiding. This did not prevent another, even more, lopsided and complete defeat at the Battle of Trapani in 1266.
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The game started with and ended with an Oklahoma A&M; touchdown. Bob Fenimore had two touchdown runs with additional touchdowns by Jim Spavital, Joe Thomas, and Mack Creage the game was dominated by A&M;, who had long drives of 59, 61, 62, 40, and 66 all result in touchdowns while TCU turned the ball over twice and let Oklahoma A&M; run the ball 60 times in one of the more lopsided Cotton Bowl games.
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A rule was later put into place to prevent fans from coming onto the field of play during a home run, dubbed the Chris Chambliss rule. Like their arch-rivals the Red Sox did in the 1975 World Series, the Yankees lost the World Series to the dominant Cincinnati Reds. However, this World Series was much more lopsided than the previous one, as the Yankees were swept, 4 games to 0, by the Reds and were outscored 22-8 in the process.
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In 2016, they succeeded by rolling the Illini 42–21 in a game that was more lopsided than the final score indicated. At 6–6, the 'Cats were invited to the 2016 Pinstripe Bowl to be played at historic Yankee Stadium. In the game, the 'Cats would face the #22 ranked Pitt Panthers, a team that had given the eventual national champion Clemson Tigers their only loss on the season. Unsurprisingly, the 8–4 Panthers were a double digit favorite going into the game.
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Her knee injury in the prior game would turn out to be a season-ending ACL tear. The result would be anti-climatic, as UConn reached a double-digit lead early in the game, extended to a 46–30 halftime lead, and finished with a 30-point victory, 88–58. The five starters, including Lorin Dixon in her first start of the season, would each score in double digits, led by Renee Montgomery with 21. The next game against Cincinnati would be even more lopsided.
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The first fight divided the people watching as some felt that Durán had won a close fight, but others felt that Pazienza had won either narrowly or widely after finishing strongly in the last five rounds. The second fight was more lopsided in Pazienza's favour, as despite the official judges giving Pazienza the win by scores of 116–112, 117–111 and 118–110, the TV commentators expressed puzzlement at the closeness of the official scoring as they thought that Pazienza had won every round in a 120–108 shutout.
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With the Lions down 14-6, Morelli threw two late interceptions that Ohio State returned for touchdowns, effectively ending any hopes of a comeback and making the game look a lot more lopsided than it was. Morelli finished the game with only 106 yards passing. As a result of this performance, Morelli's play had become a polarizing issue amongst Nittany Lion fans. Some fans wanted to bring in backup Daryll Clark, a redshirt freshman whose style of play resembles that of Morelli's predecessor and former Heisman hopeful, Michael Robinson.
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The 2004 elections under the new redistricting resulted in Texas Republicans gaining a majority of House seats by a 21–11 margin, nearly a 2/1 ratio in terms of seats (66% of seats). This was significantly larger than the 61/38 voting ratio of Republicans to Democrats in the Presidential race. It was much more lopsided than the total results in the 32 House races, which resulted in 56/40/3 for Republican to Democratic voting (the two main parties did not both run candidates in four districts).
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In 1868, William Hugh Smith was elected to a single two-year term as the state's first Republican governor. That same year saw Republican Andrew Applegate elected as the first-ever lieutenant governor of Alabama under the state's newly adopted constitution of 1867. That first post Civil War legislature under the new constitution was elected in February, 1868, with a 100-member House of Representatives (two-year terms) composed of 97 Republicans and 3 Democrats. The State Senate (four-year terms) was even more lopsided, with a single Democrat to its 32 Republicans.
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Both teams had a player ordered off (Wally Somers and Alf O'Connor), and lost a player through injury (Dick Vest and George Davidson) thus finishing with 11 men aside. The same two teams met on September 29 in Taumarunui however the score line was even more lopsided and the newspaper headline which said it was a “High Scoring Match” was not exaggerating. The New South Wales team winning by the incredible score of 87 to 16 in front of 2,000 spectators. Te Whata contributed 4 points as he converted 2 tries.
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The Bobcats have two primary rivals: the Aberdeen Wings and the Minot Minotauros. The Bobcats-Wings rivalry is in its third year, and is centered on the Titan Machinery Dakota Cup. The Bobcats, despite being the defending national champions in 2010–11, suffered multiple setbacks against the expansion Wings in front of capacity crowds at both teams' rinks before finally wrestling the new traveling trophy away from their South Dakota neighbors by a point total of 15-11. The 2011–12 Dakota Cup was much more lopsided, as the Bobcats won the Cup 21-7, posting a 10-1-1 regular season record against the Wings.
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The Tribe's breakout year would be its sophomore one, however. Finishing at 7-1, the Tribe clinched its first ever playoff spot and Midwest Division title. In the storm-heavy first round game against the Los Angeles Amazons, the Tribe was trailing 14-6 late in the fourth quarter; however, late heroics would give them the 19-14 win, paving the way for the Western Conference title game against division rival Chicago Force (at whose hands the Tribe endured its only defeat of the regular season). That game was much more lopsided, with the Tribe pulling out the 40-16 win and the Western Conference championship.
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Despite a very disappointing 2008 season, Zook's 2009 Fighting Illini team received AP Poll votes. As they had the previous two years, Illinois started off the season with a loss to Missouri, but this time, the result was far more lopsided than the previous affairs; Missouri won 39–7. Illinois stomped Illinois State 45–17 the next week, but then they suffered an embarrassing 30–0 shutout at the hands of Ohio State. Illinois lost their next four games by ten points or more (including a 27–14 loss to Indiana, the Hoosiers' only Big Ten win of the season), sinking to 1–6 overall.
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Mergers and tidal interactions between gas-rich galaxies play a large role in driving starbursts. Galaxies in the midst of a starburst frequently show tidal tails, an indication of a close encounter with another galaxy, or are in the midst of a merger. Interactions between galaxies that do not merge can trigger unstable rotation modes, such as the bar instability, which causes gas to be funneled towards the nucleus and ignites bursts of star formation near the galactic nucleus. It has been shown that there is a strong correlation between the lopsidedness of a galaxy and the youth of its stellar population, with more lopsided galaxies having younger central stellar populations.
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The two 1989 matches with Dallas were known as the Bounty Bowls. Both were won easily by the Eagles (the Cowboys finished 1–15 that year), and were marked by Ryan insulting new Cowboys coach Jimmy Johnson, putting a "bounty" on their kicker, and for Eagles fans throwing snowballs on the season ender. On November 12, 1990, during a Monday Night Football game at the Vet, the Eagles crushed the Washington Redskins by a score of 28–14, with the defense scoring three of the team's four touchdowns. More lopsided than its score would indicate, the game quickly acquired the sobriquet "the Body Bag Game", attesting to the physical damage inflicted by the tougher Eagles squad.
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However, the Fighting Illini fell to Wisconsin the very next week; Wisconsin had been winless in Big Ten play prior to that game. While Zook's team was able to upset Iowa, 27–24, a week after their loss to Wisconsin, Illini finished 2008 with a three-game losing streak at the hands of Western Michigan (23–17), Ohio State (30–20), and Northwestern (27–10). Despite a very disappointing 2008 season, Zook's 2009 Fighting Illini team received AP Poll votes. As they had the previous two years, Illinois started off the season with a loss to Missouri, but this time, the result was far more lopsided than the previous affairs; Missouri won 39–7.
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Both were won easily by the Eagles (the Cowboys finished 1–15 that year), and were marked by Ryan insulting new Cowboys coach Jimmy Johnson, putting a "bounty" on their kicker, and for Eagles fans throwing snowballs. On November 12, 1990, during a Monday Night Football game at the Vet, the Eagles crushed the Washington Redskins by a score of 28–14, with the defense scoring three of the team's four touchdowns. More lopsided than its score would indicate, the game quickly acquired the sobriquet "the Body Bag Game", attesting to the physical damage inflicted by the tough Eagles squad. The Eagles knocked out the starting Washington quarterback, and then seriously injured his replacement as well.
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Despite Mayorga's brazen claims--which continued even when the two had entered the ring, when Mayorga referred to De La Hoya's trainer Floyd Mayweather Sr. as "a monkey"--and De La Hoya's lengthy absence from boxing, De La Hoya dominated almost the entire fight from the opening bell on. Mayorga threw 333 punches during the fight, but had difficulty landing them as De La Hoya's defense limited Mayorga to landing just 58 punches for an abysmal 17% rate. The other compubox punch stats were even more lopsided in De La Hoya's favor. Mayorga only landed 6 of 136 jabs for a meager 4% and 26% of his power punches, De La Hoya, meanwhile, had a 44% success rate in all three categories.
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In the XFL, as many as three straight "victory formations" from 75 seconds left in regulation can be done. The play is often known as a "victory formation", as it is most often run by a winning team late in the game in order to preserve a victory. In the case of a close game, the winning team would be trying to avoid a turnover which might be the result of a more complex play. In the case of a more lopsided contest where the winning team's overall point differential has no prospect of affecting their playoff qualification prospects, the play can be run as a matter of sportsmanship (since the winning team forgoes the opportunity to run up the score) and to avoid further injuries and/or penalties.
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The Good Guy Award is given yearly to the Detroit Lions player who shows consideration to, and cooperation with the media at all times during the course of the season. Following a game against the New England Patriots on November 23, 2014, the Detroit Free Press reported that Raiola admitted to taking a cheap shot at Patriots defensive tackle Zach Moore on last play of the game. The Patriots ran for a late touchdown when they could have taken three kneel-downs and ended the game with a 27–9 win over the Lions, and that decision rankled Raiola. Raiola said after the game that he tried to cut-block Moore on the Lions' final offensive snap as retaliation for the score, which resulted in an even more lopsided 34–9 loss for Detroit.
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The AP kept Michigan as the champion, but the Coaches' Poll jumped Nebraska, playing its final game for retiring coach Tom Osborne, in part because of their more lopsided victory against a more highly ranked opponent. The following season, the Rose Bowl, Pac-10, and Big Ten joined the other bowls and major conferences to form the Bowl Championship Series. The BCS attempted to match the two highest ranked teams in the country based upon calculations from various sources, including statistics and coaches' polls, with one of the four bowl games in the consortium (the Rose Bowl, Fiesta Bowl, Sugar Bowl, and Orange Bowl) rotating the role of "national championship", or beginning in 2006, a dedicated BCS Championship Game rotated among the BCS venues. The BCS Championship Game, while separate from the four main bowls, was still rotated among their sites.
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Bowser, a star Ohio product, was originally set to be red-shirted but the retirement of Larkin pressed him in to potential service. Bowser rushed for 108 yards and 2 touchdowns and cemented himself as the Wildcats feature back. Northwestern then dominated #20 Wisconsin winning 31–17 at Ryan Field in a game far more lopsided than the final score indicated. The win was vital for Northwestern's chances to win the Big Ten West because Wisconsin had kept the Wildcats out of the Big Ten Championship Game the previous season. The following week the Notre Dame Fighting Irish came to Ryan Field for the first time since 1976. The Irish were ranked #3 and went out to a 24–7 lead in the fourth quarter before Northwestern rallied furiously behind a Thorson touchdown pass and a blocked punt that cut the score 24–21.
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Expectations certainly were not high for the Cowboys heading into their inaugural season, but they got off to a hopeful start, as the team took a 14–0 lead on Bobby Layne and the Pittsburgh Steelers early in their first game and led throughout before succumbing in the fourth quarter 35–28. The next week they played the eventual league champion Philadelphia Eagles to a near deadlock, losing 27–25, the difference being two blocked extra points. The lack of talent on the roster caught up with them as the season went on, however. Their first ever road game was against the woeful Washington Redskins, and it ended in defeat, 26–14, spoiling quarterback Eddie LeBaron's return to the city where he starred for the Redskins during the '50s. The next week the team was annihilated at home by one of the league's top teams, the Cleveland Browns, 48–7. The team would go on to suffer more lopsided defeats, including a 45–7 loss to the defending champion Baltimore Colts, and a 41–7 loss to the eventual Western Conference champion Green Bay Packers.
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