Sentence examples for distorting the process from inspiring English sources

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

"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.

"No Way to Pick a President" is as blunt as its title, and not exactly unfamiliar: There is too much special-interest money distorting the process, Witcover says.

"In criminal justice, as in counter-terrorism," he notes, "the executive branch has grabbed immense authority, distorting the process of determining guilt or innocence".Part of the damage is done by the habit of police everywhere to cut corners and stretch their prerogatives.

"Both need to apologize to the American people for distorting the process," Carson told The Huffington Post.

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

"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.

In the case of the courtroom report, the main reason for the delay was a fear that filming of legal proceedings distorts the process and raises the risk of identification issues for seen-on-TV defendants who might re-offend, or for jurors.

But as Mr. McCain pointed out yesterday, allowing wealthy individuals to flood the airwaves with ads promoting their chosen candidates in the final days of a campaign "distorts the process" and gives a small class of wealthy Americans a financial license to sway close elections without being accountable to the public.

The bibliography indicates that a number of phenomena may distort the process.