Sentence examples for thus distorting from inspiring English sources

Some people, apparently smarter and/or less scrupulous than I am, have been known to take advantage of foreknowledge about them, thus distorting the result.

"It is not appropriate in my view for governments to use the current situation to get into the business of propping up failing businesses," said Rod Eddington, chief executive of British Airways, "and thus distorting competition across our markets".

It is worth mentioning that these methods act globally, thus distorting the whole of the image.

Chagnon also faced criticism for infractions such as giving gifts, including machetes, to his closest Yanomamö associates, and thus distorting the social structure he aimed to analyze.

PROBLEM #3: Under the proposed laws, ISPs will be able to to define classes and speed up or slow down traffic in those classes, even if there is no congestion, thus distorting competition.

But in 1995, physicists realized that there was a subtle bias in Cavendish-style torsion experiments: The string or wire that suspends the pendulum is not perfectly elastic, thus distorting the measurement.

Medicare's restricted reimbursement thus distorts the system.

It thus distorts economic decisions less than an income tax, which is charged at varying rates with numerous exemptions.Its advantages, however, are less overwhelming than they seem.

Learning from video too often results in the personal mannerisms or mistakes of one dancer being picked up and exaggerated by another, which thus distorts the choreography.

Also thus distorted is La Sorcière (1862), an apology for witches considered as godforsaken souls, victims of the antinatural interdictions of the church.

He was determined to make sense of topics – grief, jealousy, the nature of emotion in general, artistic response – which, as he said, philosophers tend to "over-intellectualise", and thus distort.