| As today's older professors retire, political lopsidedness will grow even more extreme. |
| There is a lopsidedness in the sacrifices to be made in terms of responsibility for the problems of generating climate change itself. |
| It had to be uttered once in a life, to adjust the lopsidedness of the world. |
| It could then be argued that the asymmetrical lopsidedness suggests movement and directionality. |
| We have a lopsidedness in that the Scottish Executive is responsible for spending, but not for tax-raising. |
| Even the smallest lopsidedness affects the horse and easily makes his back lopsided, too. |
