If I want to see self-serving behavior, warped decision-making, dangerous rationalizations and chuckleheads mortgaging the future, I can go back to watching Congress.
Corruption corrodes public institutions and warps decision-making.
Aside from warping market decisions, they could ensnare Trump or his administration in scandal.
The most immediate is the profound uncertainty which would warp all decisions on trade and investment with Europe for at least two years, while thorny exit negotiations were thrashed out.
It warps the decisions of busy professionals who are short of time, lonely hearts who want for social contact and dieters who must ration their calories, as well as the poor.
Many people, myself included, who worry about the way Beijing's use of carrots and sticks can warp the decisions made by American colleges and universities generally, just don't see evidence of this happening here.
Oh, sorry, we're just relaying some of social media's sentiments about Arie Luyendyk Jr. and his warped decision-making in Monday's finale of "The Bachelor".
The film received praise from critics, and its viral success led to Warp Records' decision to pitch it to a music video network; it was ultimately accepted and aired by MTV2.
There may be institutional as well as personal failures – a healthy reluctance to manage editorial decisions downward may have grown warped into a failure to refer conflict up.
Some of his advisers have noted that if a decision to pursue criminal charges could be warped by political pressure, then an influential person like Mr. Strauss-Kahn might never be indicted.
Earlier today the company's General Counsel Alex Macgillivray, who was a top attorney at Google prior to making the jump to Twitter, called it "A bad day for the Internet", and stated that some of his former colleagues were likely upset by the decision to "warp" Google's results.
