Sentence examples for distorting effect of the from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bush did not mention that last night, because to do so would have underlined the distorting effect of the tax cut.
The distorting effect of the Lunar New Year has led the government to delay the release of factory output, investment and retail sales data for January.
Mark Harris, chief executive of mortgage broker SPF Private Clients, said: "Now that the distorting effect of the stamp duty holiday is out of the way, the housing market looks to be in better health than previously thought.
But introducing a new threshold at £25,700, effectively barring half the population from bringing in a spouse or partner from abroad, is another example of the government's immigration policy being twisted out of shape by twin obsessions: a crude overemphasis on wealth and the pervasive and distorting effect of the net immigration target.
Less well understood is the distorting effect of the Sun on the ionosphere which GPS radio transmissions have to pass through on their way to sat-nav receivers on the ground.
The reduced sharpness would make Tup more susceptible to the distorting effect of the remote component.
Our correspondent says that the large international presence had an inevitably distorting effect on the economy of the capital Dili.
Bottlenecks can be detected in polymorphism data via their distorting effect on the shape of the underlying genealogy.
The new index, [1 - (Rλ/RNIR)], was therefore inferred and developed to eliminate the distorting effect of anthocyanins on chlorophyll content estimation using reflectance in the green spectral range.
In his speech to donors at the home of Comcast executive David Cohen, Obama acknowledged the distorting effect of campaign finance.
Since this study focused on birth weight and SGA, which are clinically relevant outcome measures, restricting the study to term-born infants made it possible to investigate birth weight as a reflection of health outcomes without the distorting effect of preterm delivery [ 43].
