In this talk, we will present Razborov's pseudo-width method and explain how it can be extended to obtain exponential resolution lower bounds for the weak pigeonhole principle (PHP) and perfect matching formulas over highly unbalanced, sparse expander graphs. Our result establishes strong lower bounds in the regime between balanced constant-degree expanders as in [Ben-Sasson and Wigderson '01] and highly unbalanced, dense graphs as in [Raz '04] and [Razborov '03, '04]. This further demonstrates the power of the pseudo-width method, and we believe it could potentially be useful for attacking other longstanding open problems for resolution and other proof systems. This is joint work with Jakob Nordström, Kilian Risse and Dmitry Sokolov.