Sentence examples for distorting effect from inspiring English sources

The errors have a subtly distorting effect, flattening Kafka's style and occasionally producing near nonsense.

China responded that moves by the Federal Reserve to print money were also having a distorting effect.

In his speech to donors at the home of Comcast executive David Cohen, Obama acknowledged the distorting effect of campaign finance.

Instead, he decided to speak out about what he sees as the distorting effect elite journals have on the scientific enterprise.

They were able to do so by looking at the distorting effect the thread's gravity has on light emitted by galaxies behind it.

Continuing to prosecute for possession of cannabis, for example, was shown in a report last year for the drug charity Release to have a seriously distorting effect on inner-city policing.

However staunchly conservative groups like the Heritage Foundation and Club for Growth are fundamentally opposed to any interference in the exports, which they argue distorting effects.

Elizabeth Cohen, the journalist at The Binghamton Press & Sun-Bulletin who wrote the first article about Marla, serves as the film's resident media critic and also as its (guilty) conscience, worrying about the corrupting, distorting effects of Marla's success.

Distorting effects from Easter and bank holidays cloud the current picture, but the likelihood seems to be for essentially flat levels of lending over the next couple of months".

The EU biofuel mandates are also having hugely distorting effects in the marketplace.

This paper offers a remedy by introducing a new software tool for easy analysis of distorting effects.