Sentence examples for come to distorted from inspiring English sources

(2) A meta-analysis comparing the effectiveness of two or more different medical therapies may come to distorted results favouring the newer therapies.

This was a measurement of the perilous extent to which bad investments, financed by debt, had come to distort the warp and woof of the economy.

We use food to cover up feelings, to numb out, to feel better about ourselves, to get thin, to stay thin, to unwind, to lessen our guilt or any number of other ways we've come to distort our relationship to our most basic nourishment.

And Mr. Bush calmly replies that the vice president is like an addict when it comes to distorting the truth.

These scenes are pervaded by a painful feeling of how political ideas of ethnic determination came to distort even the most inner notions of identity.

But there is a sense that it has come to dominate and distort an ancient and once industrially diverse city.

In addition it has come so to distort budgetary priorities that even the chief of the defence staff, Sir Nicholas Houghton, now warns that Britain's security is being "hollowed out".

This was the second ever release on L.I.E.S. and it pretty much set the agenda for the blown out hardware and distorted arpeggios that have come to define the label.

We should learn lessons from how human dignity came to be so distorted to avoid repetition of similar distortions.

It is a machine that confers on its users a sense of power so distorted that few good analogies come to mind.

"We didn't need another 30 to 40 million dollars coming in to distort our records and positions on things, so... what we came up with was the people's pledge," he said.