Sentence examples for grow distorted from inspiring English sources

They're popular because they allow for thin, largely transparent designs though they also often have issues with color reproduction and the displays can only become so large before the images grow distorted.

2012 data isn't acceptable, as Nokia has shrunk in the interim while Microsoft has grown, distorting the comparison.

They've grown to distort this criticism into a declaration of courage.

As Penny Fowler, an adviser with Oxfam, points out, the markets in sugar, coffee, cotton and other commodities that tropical farmers can grow cheaply are distorted by subsidies of $300 billion a year to rich-world growers.

Though the Iraqi economy is growing, the benefits are distorted by corruption, mismanagement and regional antagonisms.

Ms. Sen's instincts for where and when Odissi style — with its sensuous grace and measured leaps and lunges — can be amplified without being distorted have only grown more sure.

As the bladder and urethra are pulled upward and distorted by the growing uterus, the stretched muscles that control urination are less efficient, and the woman may lose some urine involuntarily when she coughs, sneezes, or laughs; this is known as stress incontinence.

Although a fixed-currency policy can help a developing country like China to grow its exports, it can distort the markets.

The result was disappointing; as the Enterprise grew larger the streaks became distorted and out of place.

The result is a distorted, inefficient economy that grows more slowly than it should.

One explanation for this is that the new phase, which nucleates and grows within the parent phase, is distorted to compensate for the difference in cell parameters and to reduce the coherency strain at the grain boundary.