But the black voting bloc was even more one-sided, at 93 percent.
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But the ones that really mattered could hardly have been more one-sided.
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Since then, Mr Trump's love affair with the country of his mother's birth has become if anything even more one-sided.
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But, the further you got from the deal -- and the better Harden played -- the more one-sided, in Houston's favor, the trade looked.
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Lol I wish I could tell you a cute story about an ex-boyfriend or something, but it's slightly more one-sided than that.
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He was hoping for a more one-sided love situation, but, in case anyone hasn't been paying attention, Robby is in love with JoJo, too.
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Ostensibly the meeting was to hear both sides of the argument, though as with so many other issues, the scientific consensus is considerably more one-sided.
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That's why we have terms to capture more one-sided relationships, like friend crush or hey, I don't really know her but I think she's neat.
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She used more one-sided rhetoric than he did at the expense of the moral dimension of this issue — as well as proposing to repeal the Hyde Amendment.
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Serena advanced with a much more one-sided 23-2, 6-1 victory in Thursday's second semifinal over Mirjana Lucic-Baroni, an unseeded 22012-year-old Croatian ranked 221th.
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The second set was a more one-sided affair and Evans sank to his haunches and banged his racket on the court in frustration after being broken for the second time.
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The second set was even more one-sided as Pegula marched to a 5-1 advantage before Giorgi, on the comeback trail after wrist and ankle injuries, won a second game.
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His decision to not attend has left the events more one-sided, with a comic roast awkwardly alongside a dinner otherwise dedicated to providing awards and scholarships and celebrating press freedoms.
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Salon explains its program, which it calls a beta, like so: … Like most media sites, ad-blockers cut deeply into our revenue and create a more one-sided relationship between reader and publisher.
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Toward the end of the 19th century, China lost a war to the newly industrializing Japan, and was subjected to yet more one-sided demands by Europe and the United States for trade.
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Van Susteren was replaced by Tucker Carlson, and under the leadership of Fox's current C.E.O., Suzanne Scott, a longtime deputy of Shine's, the prime-time lineup has become more one-sided than ever.
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He then unveiled a long-awaited Israel-Palestine peace plan that was even more one-sided toward Israel than many informed observers had anticipated, again ignoring warnings about not setting off sparks in an already volatile region.
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"As the probabilities have become more one-sided, the correlation of the peso has been increasing," said Zamora, adding that earlier on in the year, investors had hedges on the peso, which are now starting to come off.
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As ICP Executive Director Mark Lubell puts, 83 Bowery will be a return to the early days of the space in the 1970s, when it was still very much a "center" — a place for an exchange of ideas — and not strictly a "museum," like its previous Midtown Manhattan location — which Lubell views as more one-sided.
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The term used for these more one-sided relationships, which are mostly beneficial to one participant, is facilitation. Facilitation among neighboring plants may act by reducing the negative impacts of a stressful environment.Callaway, R. M. 1995. Positive interactions among plants (Interpreting botanical progress).
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Dhruva has had quite a few love interests that include Natasha, Richa and Sabby. Natasha is Dhruva's arch enemy Grand Master Robo's daughter. While Natasha and Dhruva's love is mutual, Richa and Sabby's love is more one sided. Sabby is the daughter of another terrorist Abbu Salem.
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In 2008 Hill and Sodrel again fought for the 9th district. The race moved between Likely D to Lean D on the Cook Political Report. Fund raising in 2008 had become more one-sided than in 2006, with Hill far ahead in the numbers game, according to reported income. Hill defeated Sodrel in the election, 58% to 39%.
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The game against New Zealand was even more one-sided in England's favour. The tour itself was recorded for posterity in a series of photographs that are now in the National Library of Australia.National Library of Australia website. These photographs show the cricketers playing the game on a long tour, which took in many matches apart from the international series.
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Montpellier later played Estonia's Denis Grabe, after Grabe defeated Stefan Nolle 9–4 and Ruslan Chinachov 9–3. Mario He also advanced to the quarter-finals. His last match in the round-of-32 was a rematch of the previous year's final against Eklent Kaçi, which he won 9–8. This match, however, was more one-sided, with He winning 9–4.
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Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band album. Its lyrical theme repeats the sympathetic portrayal of a parent offered in "She's Leaving Home" from the same album. In author Doyle Greene's view, whereas "She's Leaving Home" conveys sympathy for a teenage runaway and her parents, the generational understanding espoused in "Your Mother Should Know" is more one-sided and suggests "maternal authority and youth compliance".
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Game 2 was a more one-sided affair, with the Warriors winning 122–103. Curry would break his own NBA Finals record with nine 3-pointers in a Finals game. Game 3 was also close, as the teams exchanged leads several times. Curry struggled from the field, shooting only 3–16 (1–10 on 3's), while James set a record with his 10th Finals triple- double.
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In somewhat nostalgic fashion, the pair provided another epic contest in the early rounds of the 2004 World Championship. After Taylor took the opening 2 sets, Priestley won 7 of the next 10 legs before a relieved Taylor wrapped up a 4–1 win, which looked more one-sided on paper than it really was. Priestley's last win against Taylor came in a non-televised ranking event in 2006.
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The match was more one- sided than the scoreline suggested. The end of the match and the trophy ceremony saw pouring rain. 1998 Chase Championship Quarter Final: Graf recovered from a poor start to win a close match 1–6, 6–4, 6–4. 1999 Australian Open Quarter Final: Seles won 7–5, 6–1, and finished the match strongly, for her only post-stabbing victory over Graf.
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Sands was soon boxing in twelve-round matches before excited crowds of up to ten thousand people in Brisbane and Sydney. In May 1946 he defeated Jack Kirkham for the Australian middleweight title. Three months later he knocked out Jack Johnson in four rounds to become national light-heavyweight champion. The rematches were even more one-sided: Kirkham was defeated in five rounds and Johnson fell after 2½ minutes of furious punching.
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Frank makes more and more one-sided decisions. He opens a VIP bar on the second floor as this will raise revenues but he neglects the additional costs. As “Belgica” is not anymore what Jo wanted to reach, he decides to quit and wants to sell his shares to Frank based upon the value according to the bookkeeping system. Frank is frustrated as he invested much black money in the business which is now neglected.
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Owen knocked Murray down twice before the referee stopped the fight in the seventh round. At the start of the following year, Owen met McLaughlin in a rematch in West Bromwich. Away from his opponent's home nation, the fight proved a more one- sided affair as Owen secured an 80–76 points victory. Promoter Heddwyn Taylor raised the idea of Owen challenging George Sutton for the Welsh bantamweight title after his victory.
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Phil Taylor became World Champion for the 13th time, this being his 11th PDC success. His toughest battle en route to the championship was a tight semi- final against Wayne Mardle which he managed to win by 6 sets to 5. The final was a more one-sided affair as Taylor overcame Peter Manley 7–0. It was Manley's third final defeat against Taylor and the second time he was whitewashed, mirroring the result of the 2002 final.
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In 1755, New France was defended by 3,500 professional soldiers, while the British colonies relied on two Irish regiments — between 1,500 and 2,000 career soldiers — who were supported by two other regiments of New England conscripts. Thus, the balance of power on land was initially more or less equal. On the seas, the situation was much more one-sided in favor of the British Navy. In 1755, Britain had 90 warships against France's 50, a disparity that would only widen with time.
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Dublin went on to play Cork in the semi final at Croke Park which finished on 2-11 a-piece. The replay proved to be a more one-sided affair, with Dublin winning the game by 4-15 to 2-10 at a packed (43,433) Páirc Uí Chaoimh. O'Leary then played in his first all-Ireland final at Croke Park in front of a crowd of 71,988. Dublin defeated Galway by 1-10 to 1-08 with O'Leary claiming his first all-Ireland senior medal.
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The competition was distinguished by two close semi-finals, Leinster defeating Munster 7–2 to 6–3 at Dungarvan as Una O'Connor scored six goals for Lienster and Kay Downes scoring five for Munster, and Ulster defeating Connacht 3–4 to 3–3. Five goals from Una O'Connor helped Leinster to a 6–0 to 1–3 victory over Ulster. Agnes Hourigan wrote in the Irish Press: > The scoreline suggest a more one sided game than ensued. Full credit must go > to the Linester defence and goalkeeper for their display.
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The Nationals won the NL East with a 97–65 record but lost to the Chicago Cubs in the NLDS. The Orioles suffered their first losing season since 2011 by finishing 75–87, tied for last place in the AL East. In 2018, despite the Nationals finishing just 82–80, the Orioles finished the season with a disastrous 47–115 record, their first 100-loss season since 1988 and committing to a rebuild. In 2019, this rivalry became more one-sided when the Nationals claimed a spot in the 2019 World Series against the Houston Astros, which they eventually won.
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Ali Williams scored the first All Blacks try shortly after O'Connell returned, and the half ended with the Lions down 11–0. Carter kicked a penalty in the second half, followed by a converted try from Sitiveni Sivivatu to end the All Blacks' scoring, and Jonny Wilkinson kicked a penalty in the 56th minute to provide the Lions with their only points of the night. The 21–3 win was considered by almost every commentator to be even more one-sided than the score indicated. The Lions' sloppy set-piece play included ten losses of their own line-outs.
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Furthermore, red-tailed hawks are apparently equally capable of killing goshawks as goshawks are of killing them (killings are more one-sided in buzzard-goshawk interactions in favour of the latter). Other raptorial birds, including many of similar or mildly larger size than common buzzards themselves, may dominate or displace the buzzard, especially with aims to take over their nests. Species such as the black kite (Milvus migrans), booted eagle (Hieraeetus pennatus) and the lesser spotted eagle have been known to displace actively nesting buzzards, although in some cases the buzzards may attempt to defend themselves. The broad range of accipitrids that take over buzzard nests is somewhat unusual.
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FC Union Berlin fans accompanying Hertha BSC fans whenever Hertha played in East Germany or Eastern Bloc countries (e.g. when Hertha played Dukla Prague in the 1978–79 UEFA Cup quarter-finals). The slogan "Hertha und Union – eine Nation" (Hertha and Union - one nation) was a popular phrase between both sets of supporters during the divide of Germany. During Hertha and Union's separation, Hertha also held a rivalry with fellow Berlin club SC Tasmania 1900 Berlin (who unexpectedly spent one season in the Bundesliga in 1965–66 when Hertha were demoted for rule breaches and a Berlin entrant was sought for political reasons, with a record low points total recorded by the part-time Tasmania squad) however the rivalry was more one-sided on Tasmania's part and still exists today in their successor SV Tasmania Berlin.
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The other game between Mountaineers and the Eagles was postponed following the death of Mashonaland coach Kevin Curran, and the rescheduled match was later abandoned. The third round brought victories for the Rhinos and the Tuskers against the Eagles and Rocks, respectively. The Eagles completed a tense one-wicket win over the Tuskers in round four, while the other game was more one-sided with the Rhinos bowling out the Mountaineers for just 66 runs and then chasing down the target in the 13th over of their reply. In round 5, Graeme Cremer scored an unbeaten 106 and then Glen Querl took his first List A five-for to seal a 132-run win for the Tuskers over the Rhinos. Tino Mawoyo scored his first List A century (an unbeaten 120) and shared and opening stand of 182 with Kevin Kasuza (who scored 85), which made short work of the Mountaineers chase of 267 to beat the Rocks.
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Their next match produced an even more one-sided result, indeed to that point the most one-sided result in international football history, as they lost Fiji 0–38, with goalkeeper Walter Pengelbew conceding 21 goals in the first half before being replaced in goal by erstwhile midfielder Dominic Gadad, who himself went on to concede a further 17 goals as Micronesia eclipsed the former world record for number of goals conceded in official competition set by American Samoa when they conceded 31 against Australia in 2001. However, this result did not replace the American Samoa match in the record books firstly as Micronesia are not affiliated to FIFA and secondly as the competition, since it is doubling up as a qualifying tournament for the 2016 Summer Olympics, is being contested by under-23 teams. However, the scoreline was deemed an official record for the Pacific Games. Tony Tuivuna scored ten goals for Fiji, narrowly beating Chris Wasasala, who scored nine goals on his international debut to top scorer.
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In the first unofficial Test, at Lahore Stadium, Pakistan scored 425 (Mushtaq Mohammad 101), Crozier taking 6 for 135 and Chanmugam 3 for 54. Ceylon were then dismissed for 189 (Intikhab Alam 5 for 70; Wimalaratne, at number 11, was the highest scorer with 41 not out) and, following on, 275 (Jayasinghe 118; Intikhab Alam 4 for 85). Pakistan scored 40 without loss to win by 10 wickets. The second match, at Dacca Stadium, was even more one-sided, Pakistan declaring and winning by an innings and 37 runs. Pakistan scored 517 for 7 declared (Mushtaq Mohammad 129, Hanif Mohammad 114; Thomas took the first three wickets and finished with 3 for 166). Ceylon made 213 and 267. Crozier's 57 in the second innings was the only fifty; Saeed Ahmed took 5 for 48 and 5 for 82. The third match, at the National Stadium, Karachi, was another innings victory for Pakistan. Ceylon were dismissed for 178 (Saleem Altaf 4 for 56), Pakistan replied with 483 (Javed Burki 210; Crozier 7 for 133) and Ceylon made 270 in their second innings (Tissera 120 not out; Intikhab Alam 4 for 55), giving Pakistan victory by an innings and 35 runs.
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The transaction became even more one-sided in favor of the Bruins when head coach Don Cherry developed Middleton's defensive skills to make him a solid two-way player. Hodge played only a single season more before his career ended, while Middleton became a great star in Boston, scoring a hat trick in his first game as a Bruin (October 7, 1976 versus Minnesota) and nearly nine hundred points in a Bruins uniform over the next twelve years. Generally paired with centre Barry Pederson, Middleton had five straight seasons of at least forty goals and ninety points and led the Bruins to perennial glittering records. His leadership was apparent in being named co-captain (with Ray Bourque) to succeed Terry O'Reilly in 1985, a position he held until he retired, wearing the "C" during home games. Regarded as one of the best one on one players of all time and currently ranks #2 all time in career shooting percentage (19.7) among players with 400+ goals. His best season was the 1981–82 season, during which Middleton scored a career high 51 goals, won the Lady Byng Trophy for excellence and sportsmanship, and was named to the NHL's Second All-Star Team.
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Cricket Australia XI were more competitive in the 2016–17 Matador Cup, especially in batting, although they lost all six matches. In the first match they made 5 for 274, Ryan Gibson scoring 106 and winning the man of the match award, before Queensland replied with 7 for 278. In the next match they scored 9 for 236 and Tasmania replied with 2 for 239. In the third match New South Wales made 6 for 328, and Cricket Australia XI fell only four runs short in reply with 6 for 324, Gibson top-scoring with 97. The fourth match was more one- sided: Victoria dismissed Cricket Australia XI for 153 and made 6 for 154 in 21.4 overs. In the fifth match South Australia hit a record score for List A cricket in Australia, 7 for 420, and in reply Cricket Australia XI reached 3 for 226 in the 29th over before being dismissed for 318. In the rain-affected final match Cricket Australia XI scored 8 for 147 off their 15 overs, and Western Australia reached the target of 156 with eight balls to spare. The leading run-scorers were Gibson with 293 runs at an average of 48.83, and Will Bosisto with 251 at 41.83.
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