Sentence examples for that is slanted from inspiring English sources

A surcharge on the personal income tax that is slanted to the wealthiest New Yorkers -- an idea floated by the City Council speaker, Gifford Miller, in the spring -- seems better than many of the other options for raising money.

BBC executive Ewan Angus chaired a fringe at the SNP's conference in Aberdeen on Friday evening and was heckled by SNP members in the audience, angry at what they believe to be coverage that is slanted towards the pro-union Westminster establishment.

Draw a diamond shape that is slanted sideways on each side of the upper portion of the big circle.

Strauss kicks off the game of strip choker by wafting at a delivery from Clark that was slanted across him.

Report on the fairly conducted polls, not ones that are slanted or pushed toward a certain outcome.

We already have a system that's slanted in favor of the defendants in criminal trials and heavily against the death penalty.

This should be two lines, curved inwards, that are slanted towards each other.

I have received hundreds of messages heatedly contending the opposite: that his coverage is slanted against Israel.

Continental Airlines has appealed a court order approving a March 5 auction of assets of Trans World Airlines on the grounds that the process is slanted to favor a bid by the AMR Corporation, the parent of American Airlines.

He said yesterday that he left politics 12 years ago but that opponents had unfairly continued to cite his political background as evidence that he is slanting coverage at Fox. "If I had committed murder, people would have let me off the hook by now," he said.

"Our goal is really to close loopholes in laws that have been slanted to lean toward the developers," Ms. Levin said.