Sentence examples for fundamental distortion from inspiring English sources

Writing to Lord Irvine, then lord chancellor in the Labour cabinet, he rubbished the Human Rights Act, suggesting that it was "only about the rights of individuals (I am unable to find a list of social responsibilities attached to it) and this betrays a fundamental distortion in social and legal thinking".

So what I want to get across is it's not minor what they did; your book exposes the fundamental distortion of American politics during the post-Cold War period, which is where all the stupidity came from.

Therefore, we conclude that the removal of the Ca2+ ion from the OEC does not lead to fundamental distortion or rearrangement of the Mn cluster, indicating that the Ca2+ in the OEC is not essential for structural integrity of the cluster at least up to the S2 state.

"The urgency has reduced" since the dramatic spike in food prices that hit developing countries in 2007 and 2008, says Pangestu, Indonesia's trade minister from 2004 to 2011, "but that doesn't mean you have addressed the fundamental distortions" that created the crisis.

We think gas' economics have changed so quickly in large part because of fundamental distortions in the market.

It is unclear how this will be implemented, but I believe there is a real risk that it will be done in a way that maintains the profits of the largest publishing companies without addressing the fundamental distortions of the present system.

This is the fundamental market distortion that gives YouTube an unfair advantage over licensed services and devalues music.

The above illusions apparently reflect just two fundamental perceptual distortions: underestimation of inter-stimulus distance (ISD), and overestimation of inter-stimulus time (IST).

Although the inherent shrinkage model has been demonstrated to be accurate, convenient, and cost effective in the prediction of weld residual stresses and distortion, several fundamental issues remain unsolved to date.

Building on ECLA's perspective, dependency theorists argued that colonialism recast economies in the Third World in a highly specialized export-producing mold, creating fundamental and interrelated structural distortions that have continued to thwart development.

The flatter interval around fundamental frequency leads to lower distortion in phasor estimation.