Use "skewed" in a sentence
1. The boat skewed off course.
2. He skewed around in his chair.
3. The geographical spread of the observers is skewed.
4. If they're slightly skewed, we'll see a different image.
5. It gives me a rather skewed impression of humankind.
6. Many people heard only inaccurate, skewed reports about the trial.
7. • An iron Bedstead, skewed across a smashed floor; a torn curtain
8. Some samples were handled improperly, which could have skewed the results.
9. An iron Bedstead, skewed across a smashed floor; a torn curtain
10. A skewed view of morals is seen on the sexual front too.
11. The attenuated phenotype should be owing to skewed X inactivation derivative X chromosome.
12. 14 Some samples were handled improperly, which could have skewed the results.
13. In effect, the Fabians skewed utilitarianism in favour of the principle of social solidarity.
14. A geometrically skewed matrix of conductors is thus produced on the plastic film.
15. I must tell you -- this chart was definitely skewed by the founders of Google.
16. A lanky boy was skewed, one half of his body sliding from the other.
17. That's causing the orbits of the other planet to be skewed a little bit.
18. The distribution of marketable wealth among the population is skewed in favor of a minority.
19. The whole pattern of development of legal knowledge is skewed towards protecting business interests.
20. They further argued that the selection of the sample had been skewed towards finding injury.
21. Even in the field of education, however, support is skewed in favor of foreign students.
22. The influx of immigrants, mostly Russians, skewed the ethnic mixture and enabled non-Kazakhs to outnumber natives.
23. Chinese credit rating agencies are thus heavily skewed towards the highest end of the rating scale.
24. The distribution of mating dates, unlike arrival dates, was not skewed, rather it formed a bell-shaped distribution.
25. Once food becomes loaded with emotional meaning, offered as a reward or withheld as punishment, those cues get skewed.
26. That is because the assessment of selectivity of the measure at issue is skewed by that legal error.
27. If we start from anywhere else, the measurements will be skewed by the size of the other bits.
28. Because we use this “Anchoring” information as a point of reference, our perception of the situation can become skewed.
29. The inaugural exhibition Apparencies by Richard Hancox features photographic interpretations of transitional landscapes, crumbling veneers, skewed representations, and surface reflections
30. The influx of male labourers has skewed the gender balance, and women are now just one-quarter of the population.
31. Crooked, lopsided, tilted, angled, oblique, skew, skewed, slanted, Aslant, awry, uneven, asymmetrical, unsymmetrical preposition Across (something) at an angle.
32. (g) Skewed continuous variables are expressed as the weighted geometric mean (Antilogarithm of the SE of the logarithmic mean).
33. In the Third World land scarcity among the poor is due to skewed ownership, not an overload of people.
34. And such conditions, as noted previously, are an ideal medium for the cultivation of skewed or corrosive organizational beliefs.
35. In this sense, economic disparity overrides political equality in the information sphere; the marketplace of ideas has grown severely skewed.
36. The inaugural exhibition Apparencies by Richard Hancox features photographic interpretations of transitional landscapes, crumbling veneers, skewed representations, and surface reflections
37. 29 And such conditions, as noted previously, are an ideal medium for the cultivation of skewed or corrosive organizational beliefs.
38. Joe Ajaero has said the power sector was not privatised, but Balkanised because it was skewed to benefit the government's cronies.
39. The resulting amorphous or polycrystalline intermediate layer made of titanium dioxide makes the skewed growth of the polycrystalline piezoceramic layer easier.
40. Yet what Japan fails to appreciate is that, as the years pass, its economic ailments are being compounded by skewed demography.
41. Indeed, experienced officers acknowledge that the profile is seriously skewed, with an alarming imbalance between young, barely trained recruits and highly skilled, experienced people.
42. The mayors of Morganton and Valdese said that they were adamantly against the transfer and that the panel's ruling was skewed and biased.
43. Textual Corruptions Favoring the Trinitarian Position Through the centuries, changes were made to the Greek text that skewed it in favor of the Trinitarian position
44. Reporters at the Toledo Blade newspaper are withholding their Bylines after they say owners and managers skewed their coverage of the pro-Trump mob that attacked the U.S
45. Despite attempts to broaden the recruiting base beyond New England, the 1776 army remained skewed toward the Northeast both in terms of its composition and of its geographical focus.
46. with a skewed perspective and only true to detail from the viewing side – visitors will be able to move around in anamorphic three-dimensional reconstructions of Hopper’s paintings.
47. A plurality of recessed holes (13) are drilled in the peripheral surface of the rotating body at angles that are skewed relative to a normal or tangential direction.
48. 17 It can ensure tidiness of groove shape for skewed rotor, accordance of the sheets tilted and easy to insert these conducting bars with the manufacturing process of inserting stamping sheet.
49. The average annual repair costs for all Audi models is $987.00 per year, over $300.00 more than average; however, these numbers are skewed by the myriad of problems associated with older Audis
50. The northern façade of the building features a number of balconies skewed at a 45-degree angle, a pattern employed in previous works such as the VM Houses, in the Ørestad section of Copenhagen.