Sentence examples for creates a distorted view from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the obvious publication bias of data from the US and Europe likely creates a distorted view of the current overall prevalence of and mortality due to multi-resistant organisms.

To believe that this does not create a distorted view of human sexuality is irrational.

But Representative Adam B. Schiff of California, the top Democrat on the committee, denounced the report as "a profoundly misleading set of talking points" that were "rife with factual inaccuracies" and created "a distorted view of the F.B.I". He said the memo's boosters were carrying water for the White House.

The era of unicorn startups has created a distorted view of entrepreneurial success.

The idea that likes or retweets can be used to measure validity or mass support for a person, message or organization creates a distorted system of evaluating information and provides a false pulse on the popularity of certain views.

This creates a distorted demographic pyramid where there are more elderly people over 65 than there are children under 15 [1].

He said: "As long as we allow Americans to tell our stories we are always going to get a distorted view of history, entertaining as that may be". However, Dr Paranque said using history to create false images was risky and Scotland has enough rich history that it did not need this false one.

That's a distorted view of reality.

Second, Mr. West gives a distorted view of Geo.

Such a distorted view represents "the Atlanticist line masking itself as 'Russian nationalism'" (213).

What's certainly true is that I think we have a distorted view of Soviet literature.