Sentence examples for easily distorted from inspiring English sources

Special care must be used in handling these crystals, because they are easily distorted.

That's because the most common ones, such as sales per employee and profit per employee, are easily distorted.

Reassessment "is an easily distorted issue that incites people's fears, and nobody wants to take the political heat," she said.

It is "better, more automatic, less manipulable and less easily distorted by corruption and rent-seeking" than subsidising domestic industries.

Unlike control of terrestrial robots, radio waves aren't an option because they don't travel far under water and are easily distorted.

"Certainly, childhood experiences are very important," Dr. Kernberg said, "but very often that's what we know least about, and what is most easily distorted by fancy speculation".

My experience in dealing with the media has taught me that television news can easily distort events, but never have I seen such distortion as I witnessed in Holland and Belgian last week.

Nostalgia can easily distort reality.

A photograph can be impressionistic, or can easily distort the colour.

If those disputes are settled with a refund, he said, that can easily distort the figures for any one year.

This affects small schools more, Dr. Kane says, because a few extreme scores can more easily distort an average.