Sentence examples for some distortions from inspiring English sources

All taxes cause economic distortions, but some distortions are worse than others.

Or Flawed Rules?" (Op-Ed, March 8) persuades me that current campaign finance rules impose some distortions on how campaigns are run.

Some distortions from good configuration may be so large as to preclude closure; in those cases, the figures may be a source of tension for the observer.

[Page A1.] Incomplete Trades Affecting Bonds In the aftermath of the attacks, the Treasury market is still faced with billions of dollars of incomplete trades that traders now say are creating some distortions in the market.

There are some distortions but one encouraging number here is that in the first five months of this financial year total tax revenues were up 8.4 per cent on the previous year.

Even for an area as large as the Mediterranean, this can be done without grossly falsifying either distances or directions, but for larger regions some distortions are inevitable, and a choice has to be made between alternative mapping techniques.

Unfortunately, some distortion takes place.

So some distortion may be inevitable.

Richter's oeuvre may be seen, with some distortion, as a long, complex extrapolation from Warhol.

At the widest angle, there's some distortion at the edges.

The prevailing yet highly arguable theory is that while all stereo components introduce some distortion to music, tube circuit distortion is itself musical.