Sentence examples for had not distorted from inspiring English sources

If the steroid users had not distorted the picture, McGriff's remarkable run would look crystal clear.

It had "acted decisively and urgently" and believed the bail-out had not distorted competition, the court heard.

A strong democracy and an effective public sector help explain why oil has not distorted Norway the way it has Nigeria or Venezuela.

"We have not distorted the life of this great, great man," Goldwyn, played by the comedian Alan King, says on the phone.

According to Mr Hartridge, "We told them that industry spends a lot more on telecoms than on oil and even the oil producers' cartel has not distorted prices as much as telecommunications prices are out of line with costs".But, in an industry with so much distortion, change is bound to be agonising.

In populations where screening has not distorted the age distribution of the disease, cervical cancer shows a flattening in age-specific incidence rates at the time menopausal changes start (Plummer et al, 2011).

I came to appreciate, disconcertingly, that knowing what was popular before had not only often distorted but also sometimes completely overtaken my experience.

These have not only distorted our view of his work; worse, for some they have served as an excuse not to bother engaging with the plays at all.

It added: "The fact that Tesco has a fairly similar picture on all three measures suggests that its performance has not been distorted by aggressive promotions".

Then, the query is sent to the database by the guard getting back a clean answer based on data that has not been distorted in any way.

At times authors will be quoted at some length to insure that their positions have not been distorted in the course of their narration.