Sentence examples for would distort from inspiring English sources

"It's unthinkable that we would distort the theater's legacy," said Dino Gasperini, Rome's cultural chief.

And the technology industry complained that, as a nonprofit, OLPC would distort competition in the market.

The second option is clearly disastrous, as it would distort the economy in the long run.

"So someone who would distort or falsify our past, I really take exception to that, absolutely".

Moving the F.A.A. would distort the mission of the agency overseeing the nation's airlines, officials concluded.

She said the court would "distort" the law's text "by converting the exception into the rule".

When the engine overheated, the metals would distort differently, allowing coolant to leak past the head gasket.

That would distort competition".So far the EBRD has signed up 23 banks in the ten accession countries.

"I may ignore them, and even the channel that broadcast them, probably it would distort them somehow.

No sooner did the H.D. phenomenon take off than opera traditionalists started worrying that the technology would distort musical values.

Professor Murphy, who testified for Microsoft, said forcing Windows to carry the Java programming language would distort the market.