Sentence examples for distort the process from inspiring English sources
"To accept this result is to discredit democracy in Ghana and, in the process, distort the process of democratisation in Africa.
For example, the Asian Corporate Governance Association has been urging Japan to shorten its unusually long public-offering period, which can run 15 calendar days, to limit the opportunities for speculative funds to distort the process.
The bibliography indicates that a number of phenomena may distort the process.
Zero-rate policies encourage indiscriminate use of credit and distort the process by which alternative demands compete for funds.
Perhaps there has been too much emphasis on bibliometric measures that either distort the process or minimally distinguish between qualified candidates.
What I do know is that we should put our collective minds together to create an idea-based debate in a space where money doesn't overwhelm and distort the process.
But when a former President states, categorically, that Assange has "willfully and repeatedly done great harm" to our country, such a statement has the potential to distort the processes of justice.
It's also about things that need to change, including how powerful interests use their superior resources to distort the processes of government -- in this case a well-funded private group, fueled by donations from big corporations: the American Legislative Exchange Council, or ALEC.
This distorts the process in both parties and might help explain the large assortment of candidates.
"There are people who argue, 'Oh, my God, these debates are coarsening the discourse,' and 'Oh, my God, these debates are distorting the process,' " Lehrer told me.
