Sentence examples for it was distorting from inspiring English sources
The Institute for Economic Affairs, which was closely associated with many of the policies introduced under Margaret Thatcher in the 1980s, criticised the extension of the scheme, arguing that it was distorting the market and was in effect a subsidy to wealthy pensioners.
But the free market think tank, the Institute for Economic Affairs, criticised the extension of the scheme, arguing that it was distorting the market.
Mr Huang tells me that so voluminous was the flow of public cash into the luxury hotel industry that it was distorting the market with new five-star establishments planned and built on the back of it.
From the opening moments of the show, it was obvious that the amplification had been cranked up to a level where it was distorting the speech of some performers.
The London trading desk responsible for the loss was made infamous recently by stories by Bloomberg and the Wall Street Journal that said "The London Whale" had taken such large positions in credit derivatives that it was distorting the market for them.
Minutes later "Shake Whatcha Mama Gave Ya" by Poison Clan started playing in Jess's room so loudly it was distorting and shaking the walls.
For Winterling, this story sounds insane only because it was distorted by the historian.
Somehow this graceful line, if it was distorted, was much more interesting, much more artistic and much more important.
The World Bank study implies that either the record of the control villages' experience was wrong (because it was distorted by peoples' memories) or it was atypical.
In the Obama version, the welfare-state model was serving America well until it was distorted a decade ago by a Republican Party intent on serving the rich and shortchanging the middle class.
