Sentence examples for may distort decisions from inspiring English sources

Taxes on earnings, capital gains, dividends and interest, all of which may distort decisions about working and investing, would disappear.

They say profit-making companies should not be in charge of such sensitive family matters, and warn that the introduction of the profit motive into child protection may distort the decision-making process.

Poorly designed interactions unfortunately can distort decision-making and create new types of hazards and errors, ending in patient harm.

And the crisis may distort priorities.

Extenuating circumstances may distort the data.

"I may distort your sample," he added.

She may not invent details, but she may distort their importance.

The prism of history may distort judgments of morale and leadership.

And sure, "The Hurricane" may distort the legal case and include pure fantasies.

Target-driven care may distort clinical priorities.

However, these methods may distort the combined signal.