Sentence examples for has already distorted from inspiring English sources

The need to ask for money, constantly and abjectly, has already distorted the pool quite enough.

The growing use of biofuels, particularly those derived from corn, has already distorted agricultural markets by encouraging farmers to plant corn instead of other crops, thus increasing the price of things like soybeans, which are being produced in lesser quantities.

"Our view is that they have already distorted the market with all the other targets and mandates they have in place," says Jones.

Our melodrama is driven by a vision of an open Internet that has already been distorted, though not by the old industries that fear piracy.

He said: "The marketplace has already been distorted by the 'Open Skies' deal, which gives US carriers full access to our markets whilst blocking our operators out of theirs.

At least, if the confrontation caught on video is any indication, it'll all be handled very politely.

But they pointed to an extreme divergence of opinion in an awards season that had already been distorted by the academy's surprise decision to double the number of Oscar nominees to 10 from 5. That was done in a bid to get some of the year's more popular films represented in a ceremony that lately has showcased independent-style films like "No Country for Old Men," "There Will Be Blood" and "Milk".

More sympathetically, J. C. Holt noted that the history of the charters had already become "distorted" by the time Coke was carrying out his work.

Still, many of the horror stories that critics contend the bill has already produced, upon closer examination, are distorted or simply wrong.

The CAP has already largely shifted away from trade-distorting production subsidies towards direct income payments.

Mr Nkwinti said that principle "distorts the markets", adding that the government has already spent 40bn rands (£3.4bn) on land purchases.