Sentence examples for is distorting from inspiring English sources
verb
To bring something out of shape, to misshape.
The paper shows a benchmark case in which imperfect credibility of a trade liberalization program is distorting, and the distortion is magnified by state-contingent markets.
And this is distorting the statistics.
That in itself is distorting and isn't real.
Health insurance, Mr. Roeding adds, "is distorting the decision-making".
The uncertainty is distorting the euro zone's politics and the euro's value.
"Rapid expansion of off-balance-sheet transactions is distorting bank financial statements," she said.
The atmosphere of polemics and name calling is distorting national debate".
As Meghan Kelly wrote recently on VentureBeat, "Unfortunately, this free economy is distorting our expectations".
Some would say it is distorting the market in much the same way as Abramovich's millions.
The rapid decline in housing prices is distorting the normal workings of the American labor market.
We have set out our concerns on this as we believe it is distorting the market.
