Sentence examples for skewed from from inspiring English sources

With almost 3,000 dead, America's checks and balances got skewed, from the Capitol to Wall Street.

The main dishonesty, however, was that the rules of yesterday's election were skewed from the very beginning.

After five days of painstaking installation, the words read perfectly from one vantage point and appeared skewed from all other points of view.

It is probably inexcusable, from some recording angel's vantage point, that the picture of AIDS presented by the first two major movies about it was so skewed from the statistical reality of the disease.

Perhaps because in recent decades cultural tensions have skewed from the past's weighty achievements, perhaps because in so many contemporary contexts populism is celebrated as a virtue in itself, the mission of the public library can seem more vulnerable.

Consequently, a graph of a typical distribution (see normal distribution) of estimates of the age when two species diverged, gathered from a number of different genes, is skewed from the normal bell shape, with a large number of estimates of younger age clustered together at one end and a long "tail" of older-age estimates trailing away toward the other end.

It was ungainly and poorly executed, the ball skewing from the leading edge high to deepish mid-on where Hilfenhaus pouched the catch.

He tried to guide his fourth into a gap on the offside and the ball ended up skewing from his inside edge towards mid-wicket.

Neoplasia utilizes genomic instability or lability as its means, skewing from normal cells based upon its own exclusive adjudication of the impacts of epiphenomena as it reaches towards its own idiosyncratic homeostatic needs.

In layman's term, this theory measures the seemingly minuscule changes (skew) from left to right of a specific point in time or activity.

In the first case, with probability 1-f, the transformed cell line accurately reflects the level of skewing from the initial cell population.