Sentence examples for So skews from inspiring English sources

Some bank analysts have started to report America's corporate earnings without Apple, because including the firm so skews results.

He barely begins to address the more knotty particulars: how to overcome the lifelong support for terror that so skews Palestinian opinion, or how to reformulate international laws when international institutions are inadequate and unreliable.

But how odd for that balance to be so skewed.

In general when power is so skewed between two parties peace is elusive.

Income distribution is so skewed in Britain that only the very well-off can, and do, use them.

It is a system so skewed against us that a letter from a lawyer sets our hearts racing.

It became the poster child for sports run completely amok, for priorities so skewed that it makes your mind spin.

But that number is so skewed by Jerry Sloan's industry-defying 20 seasons in Utah that the median number is probably more telling: 1.3 seasons.

Is it that our cultural horizons have been so skewed that the lowest common denominator has now become the meridian?" Source: Sunday Business Post.

"The previously winning Pixar calculus of jokes-for-all-ages is so skewed in Ratatouille that it's unlikely that young or old will connect," he moans.

The gender imbalance with directors is still so skewed towards men that women in high-profile jobs are still a rarity, and under constant scrutiny.