Sentence examples for bigger distortion from inspiring English sources

The two requirements conflict with each other since embedding more data into a work will cause bigger distortion.

These are bigger distortions than in India.

Fox added: "Ringfencing anything, any budget within a diminishing total, leads to bigger and bigger distortions.

He said ring-fencing any individual spend within a decreasing total budget led to "bigger and bigger distortions".

As the closest planet to the sun, Mercury experiences much bigger distortions than any of the other planets.

But getting rid of a big distortion requires a bigger tax cut than getting rid of a small one.

You can ignore inconvenient facts so rigorously that your picture of the world is one big distortion.

"That's the biggest distortion of Egypt's image abroad – not the reporting the journalists were doing".

"Everything you're hearing from the Republicans is aimed at one big distortion: to convince the other 98 percent that they're going to get a tax increase".

"It's overwhelmingly housing — that's the big distortion relative to other places," said Frank Braconi, the chief economist in the New York City comptroller's office.

"It has been great this year with Spurs doing so well but Liverpool could find it enormously difficult with these new rules to get back into the Champions League, which causes the biggest distortion in football.