| It has been common that agencies one-sidedly develop water and sanitation improvements. |
| The opportunities for patents are formulated in overly broad terms and, as a result, power shifts one-sidedly to the big patent-holders. |
| The goal is to not be too aware that you won't be able to relax, but aware enough to focus your attention one-sidedly on your thoughts. |
| Integration and education are crucial topics that are often distorted and discussed one-sidedly in our society. |
| It will make us susceptible to populist criticisms of thinking of the economy like an accountant or balancing the economy one-sidedly. |
| This example also illustrates well the interplay between experiment and theory, which Riordan seems to see rather one-sidedly. |
