Sentence examples for distorting world from inspiring English sources

For years, rich countries have been distorting world trade in garments with a complicated system of import quotas.

These are masters of our universe, the big little men who control and distort world markets.

Dry-bulk carrier rates have soared so high this year that they are starting to distort world markets for some commodities.

Subsidies also distort world market prices for vegetables, cut flowers and cereal grains, many of which could otherwise be marketed competitively by third world countries.

case won last month by Brazil, with the backing of China, India and other big developing countries, finding that cotton subsidies in the United States unfairly distorted world trade and put farmers in poor countries at a disadvantage.

The U.S. sugar industry says the policy distorts world sugar prices, arguing that Brazil uses its status as a developing country to avoid punishment from the WTO.

This protectionist system severely distorts world agricultural markets to the detriment of poor farmers in developing countries and serves as an argument for this group of countries to stick to their own protectionist policies.

That's an artificial kind of "comparative advantage" that distorts world trade.

This article originally appeared on VICE Japan as part of their series "Distorted World," exploring the world through the lens of photographers with their own distinct style.

Geyelin perpetuates true anti-Semitism by articles such as his, which distort world affairs, provide excuses for intransigent Arab leaders, and give comfort to the notion that Israel might in some sense be expendable.

The support and protection given to these large segments of the population would not significantly distort world markets given developing country budget constraints and small inconsequential market shares.