Sentence examples for this could distort from inspiring English sources

This could distort the work of the bureau.

He says he worries how campaigns like this could "distort" an election.

Some analysts have suggested that this could distort a grouping of nations which have been making an ever greater impact on the economic landscape over the past decade - contributing over a third of world GDP growth.

There are two ways in which this could distort the results of the trials.

For conventional risk factors such as the use of hormonal replacement therapy, this could distort risk estimations, but will not invalidate analyses of genetic risk factors, as genotypes are permanent.

Abel thinks that could distort the reviews or incentivize the company in the wrong way.

Mr. Burtraw said this strategy could distort the power market, but Mr. Doniger said it would lower prices for consumers.

It is possible that this method could distort the overall and stratified analyses within cohort design.

Previous research by the UK HIV Drug Resistance Database has suggested that this effect could distort trends if there is misclassification in 4% or more of the samples analysed.

"And when you're trying to say to the politicians, you should have this public financing system, but there's this alternative that could distort everything, it's very difficult".

Easing policy quickly could smooth this, but it could distort it too.Central banks have to remember that the subprime slump and the squeeze it has triggered have happened partly because monetary policy has been too loose in the past.