Sentence examples similar to distorting players from inspiring English sources
Unlike in American sports, which are dominated by market-distorting players' unions and owners' cartels, English players can sell their services with relatively few restrictions.
Using statistical methods now known collectively as sabermetrics, contributors explore why City X shouldn't have built that new ballpark, whether baseball needs a salary cap and why common statistical terms (r.b.i., earned runs) distort a player's true value.
Andersen avoided the use of easily recognizable sounds, distorting them when needed as to allow players to interpret the sounds' meanings for themselves.
It made for a day of mindless, if engaging, speculation on the sports cable TV programs and blogs, but it also distorts the market for players.
The messages of the protesting players are distorted as somehow offensive to the military, or as a form of "reverse racism".
Gravitational lenses are uniquely distorting.
He can simplify science without distorting it.
