Sentence examples for getting skewed from inspiring English sources

But things keep getting skewed: a boozy encounter with another lad turns into a vaguely homoerotic tussle.

There is, however, one point I think is getting skewed in the discussion of the IMF's new concern over premature austerity.

The danger with isolating information in cards is in the risk of getting skewed results if users were to fail to understand the words by themselves, whereas in the context of a screen design and other contextual factors, a word would get a richer meaning with which the user would not otherwise associate.

If I made them characters, it would get skewed.

Fine, in principle, but in the process, incentives got skewed.

"The problem is that the interpretation of the findings gets skewed because of that.

"The network and the demands of the network got skewed out of place," Mr. Reutter said.

With almost 3,000 dead, America's checks and balances got skewed, from the Capitol to Wall Street.

This creates a more volatile base for our economy because companies' debt in relation to equity gets skewed.

Among the highlights: "Mercedes Bends is a play on words — the allure of California being very materialistic, how their value system gets skewed by focusing on the expensive things".

"If you throw the ball well on a consistent basis, you'll have more wins than losses, but that gets skewed," said Gee, who is 5-7 thiseasonon.