Sentence examples for greater distortion from inspiring English sources

"His actions have been subject to greater distortion than those of any other British monarch," she writes.

This modification increased the legislative representation of small parties but led to a greater distortion of the proportional ideal.

That choice would surely be a Republican, an even greater distortion of fairness if a majority of Connecticut voters want a Democrat to represent them.

Yet behind questions of address and title lies the far greater distortion, despite decades of anti-discrimination law, of enforced gender.

Additionally, the greater distortion of the CO bonds in adsorbed guaiacol on Fe (110) is likely due to the greater degree of interaction between the oxygen and surface Fe atoms.

At higher loads, in the absence of slip, the lattice will be unable to accommodate the greater distortion and fracture will result.

But the lowest-ranked participants showed much greater distortions in their self-estimates.

Further, formulary apportionment is associated with greater distortions in economic activity and greater welfare loss, even when assuming that companies devote an unrealistically large amount of resources to tax planning strategies under the current system.

As Desom describes on his website: "I dissected all of Hitchcock's 'Rear Window' and stitched it back together in After Effects... Since everything was filmed from pretty much the same angle I was able to match them into a single panoramic view of the entire backyard without any greater distortions.

In old age, telephone interviewing was associated with greater distortions in reliable personality assessment.

Reduction commitments in the next phase must therefore be made on a disaggregated level, to ensure that all sectors are included in the multilateral disciplines and to avoid greater distortions in the level of support between commodities.