Sentence examples for distorted process from inspiring English sources

Last month Isozaki, 83, wrote an open letter to the Japan Sports Council, the government body in charge of plans for the 2020 Games, in which he attacked the "distorted" process that has led to "a dull, slow form".

In a lengthy open letter to the Japan Sports Council, the government body in charge of plans for the 2020 games, he railed against the "distorted" process that had led to "a dull, slow form, like a turtle waiting for Japan to sink so that it can swim away".

In a lengthy open letter to the Japan Sports Council, the government body in charge of plans for the 2020 games, Isozaki rails against the "distorted" process that has led to "a dull, slow form, like a turtle waiting for Japan to sink so that it can swim away".

"To accept this result is to discredit democracy in Ghana and, in the process, distort the process of democratisation in Africa.

After all, many participants were typically eager to flip the coin and report after the fact that this was the morally right course of action, but then distorted the process so that the results came out in their favor.

Polling has reached a point where not only is it part of the democratic process, but it also distorts that process, picking winners and losers before the electorate has assimilated the facts.

The second is that "the accretion of interest group and lobbying influences has distorted democratic processes and eroded the ability of the government to operate effectively".

The government should establish a special group of professionals to advise the conservatorships of Fannie and Freddie on this process to ensure that government does not slow down or distort the process of mortgage re-negotiation.

Earmarks, no matter how well intentioned, distort that process.

This distorts the process in both parties and might help explain the large assortment of candidates.

But digital technology is now distorting the process of reassessment, especially when it comes to design.