Sentence examples for continues to distort from inspiring English sources
This continues to distort valuations.
"President Obama continues to distort Mitt Romney's economic plan," the narrator of the ad says.
She continues to distort and explode traditional visions of female sensuality.
Biased media coverage also continues to distort the Arab League's observer mission in Syria.
Whether the industry will eventually evolve into something that the public does not hate depends largely on how much the government continues to distort competition.
If the United States continues to distort the situation through aggressive policy demands, then we are only reinforcing anti-Americanism and the breakdown of Pakistani institutions.
Although Roe was reaffirmed in 1992, the decision has continued to distort and polarize our judicial politics long after there was any threat of its being overturned.
LOS ANGELES — Powerful shifts in viewing habits continued to distort the market for movies and television shows in home entertainment formats, as video rentals from stores and subscription services collapsed in the first quarter of 2012, according to a report from the Digital Entertainment Group.
By John Cassidy October 18, 2013 Now that Congress has started bipartisan negotiations to reach a budget deal and avert another government shutdown in January or February, it's worth knocking down a few myths about the U.S. government that continue to distort the political debate.
The Supreme Court's insistence on giving corporations the same liberty protections as given to breathing human beings will continue to distort practical politics until it reverses course.
