Sentence examples for skewing toward from inspiring English sources

So there is a skewing toward newer wells, but that is transparent in the study.

So there has been a skewing toward urban business practice and neglect of many other legal needs".

The genre has been skewing toward the comic recently, and the thieves (if not the filmmakers) seem to be getting away with their crimes a lot more frequently.

In bone marrow, hematopoietic stem cells exhibit reduced self-renewal potential, increased skewing toward myelopoiesis, and decreased production of lymphocytes with aging.

But given Washington's very tight rental housing market, developers' main focus is on apartment buildings, most of them skewing toward the high end.

Yet barely a decade ago, when Browne was still catering to a select handful of clients and had no wholesale business, his customer base was already skewing toward in-the-know Wall Street types, said Tom Kalenderian, the executive vice president of Barneys New York.

The television audience also skewed toward men.

News judgment, even then, skewed toward entertainment.

Students' majors were not particularly skewed toward technology.

The data is somewhat skewed toward urban areas.

The "good hair" issue has almost always skewed toward women.