Sentence examples for being distorted to support from inspiring English sources
"It was being distorted to support an anti-vaccine agenda".
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Administration officials were clearly surprised during this trip by the ferocity of the political attacks in London against Mr. Blair over charges -- which he and the White House deny -- that intelligence on Iraq's weapons capability was distorted to build support for war.
An investigation "found that specific sets of data had been distorted to more convincingly support the paper's claims".
After sifting through computer files, scientists at the biotech company found that specific sets of data had been distorted to more convincingly support the paper's claims.
We trust that Dr. King's efforts to promote nonviolence in the domestic and foreign conflicts of his time will not be contorted or distorted to support America's current conflicts abroad.
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'There is a danger that the issues - jobs, education, all the things Scots care about - could be distorted or supported by an endless, embittering row about further constitutional change,' says Dewar. 'I think that would be a great shame.
The concept of material support is being distorted, and even the definition of the term 'terrorism' is being turned on its ear". The number of individuals granted asylum since 2001 has fallen steadily, from 39,641 then to 25,257 last year, according to the Department of Homeland Security.
"The issue is how to prevent them from being distorted".
