Sentence examples for create a distortion from inspiring English sources
"It may create a distortion over a period of time," he said of the variable paychecks.
One day, as he was soldering parts to create a distortion machine, he picked up the wrong resistor and attached it to his circuit board.
Burnham wanted to create a distortion pedal that would capture the essence of stadium rock — the buzz of an amp cranked to teeth-rattling decibels.
It is a strategy that was taken directly from the playbook of the tobacco industry that discovered in the 1970s that when there is scientific consensus on an issue, in that case, that smoking causes cancer, there are always willing scientists who, for the right price, will deny the facts and create a distortion and delay in action.
>> In the Philippines, prior to planned consultations between its government and that of the United Arab Emirates (UAE, home to Emirates and Etihad), the nation's largest airline Philippine Airlines (PAL), noted the dispute in the U.S. and said that the Gulf carriers "create a distortion in the market and could possibly lead to PAL pulling out" of new routes to London and New York.
This procedure may create a distortion of the macroscopic features of a pelvic mass and the consequent inability to perform an accurate macroscopic evaluation [ 27– 30].
Food waste also creates a distortion in global food availability and exacerbates rising food prices and food price volatility.
The source admitted the LME's distribution system had created a distortion to the all-in price of aluminium, but said it was already happening when it was spotted by eagle-eyed Wall Street bankers.
On the other hand, if compulsory schooling law relaxes at a younger age than the minimum age of employment, then it creates a distortion in the age profile of child time allocation.
It pointed out that "the average price of a bottle of wine produced in the United Kingdom is higher than the average price of imported wine" and said that minimum pricing was "incompatible" with EU law as it "closes the competitiveness gap, discourages efforts at market entry and... creates a distortion of competition".
