Sentence examples for major distortion from inspiring English sources

It's a myth that before Tarp, our system reflected free market capitalism; the presumption of a bailout is a major distortion of that system.

It was clear early this week that the threat of trades not being completed was creating a major distortion in what is called the repo market.

Those rulings, Mr. Masri's lawyers correctly argued, represented a major distortion of the state secrets doctrine, a rule created by the federal courts that was originally intended to shield specific evidence in a lawsuit filed against the government.

While it is true that there are now fewer abortion providers than there were, it is a major distortion to present the reason for this as a widespread rejection of abortion itself by doctors.

But alas, the first model wasn't designed to be used with a cellular device, and the GSM radio inside the iPhone caused major distortion issues.

The CM measure was proposed with the motivation of reducing the third-order modulation product as it is the cause of the major distortion [5].

But it's becoming increasingly clear that publication bias also produces major distortions in fields without large corporate incentives, such as psychology and ecology.

These disparities are a result of a law that caps the billable amount real estate values can increase each year, resulting over the long term in major distortions in how residential properties are valued across the city.

Cardinal Egan blames the media for what he considers major distortions of his image: portraying him as a cool administrator rather than a passionate pastor who visited almost every one of the hundreds of churches and schools in the archdiocese, and casting him as a villain in the sex abuse scandal, which he believes American bishops handled as well as they could.

Hartwick and Olewiler (1998) found that major distortions in water allocation resulted from inefficient pricing.

Clearly, the critical parameters for the major distortions in the folded, yellow molecules are the angles of fold across C(2)…C(4), which have values of 23.7(3)o, 20.9(10)o, 23.7(2)o for I, IIIa and IV, respectively.