Sentence examples for it could distort from inspiring English sources

Because either keeping the bank going or closing it could distort competition on the banking market, Mr. Lenihan discussed its future with the European Union competition commissioner, Joaquín Almunia, before a regular meeting of finance ministers in Brussels on Tuesday.

Do not pack too much in the gap or it could distort the frame.

Do not pack too much insulation in the gap or it could distort the window frame.

"If it continues to grow like this, then it should be on our radar," he said, because it could distort major indicators such as inflation and economic growth.

Easing policy quickly could smooth this, but it could distort it too.Central banks have to remember that the subprime slump and the squeeze it has triggered have happened partly because monetary policy has been too loose in the past.

"Plus... might the companies think they're going to have a preferential treatment when they come to perhaps tendering for a contract with the Met? "At worst, it could distort policing priorities, I don't think there's any doubt about that.

As clumsily as the situation may have been handled, he said his only intention was to get the story out himself before others could distort it.

"And when you're trying to say to the politicians, you should have this public financing system, but there's this alternative that could distort everything, it's very difficult".

It is known that amorphorization could distort the crystal lattice and break the barrier for the transition of morphology in the growing process.

Fact: The world is definitely warming up, measurements agree after excluding urban measurements and other factors that could distort the readings, it's still getting warmer.

It is possible that this method could distort the overall and stratified analyses within cohort design.