11.   The Bush administration opposes them on the grounds that they distort the market by inhibiting investment in new plants.

12.   The grain market becomes distorted, domestic markets are ruined for producers overseas and their chances of making inroads into foreign markets are reduced.

13.   The Internet bubble is clearly distorting the market, and its bursting may well cause pain across the whole economy.

14.   The report, by Agriculture Secretary Ann M. Veneman, said current subsidies distorted the market and could jeopardize trade agreements.

15.   The White House has steadfastly opposed price controls of any kind, arguing that they distort the market and worsen supply shortages.

16.   Canada said that Proex distorts the market by serving as a subsidy for Embraer.

17.   The central bank feels that the practice distorts the market and creates instability in the system.

18.   They can distort markets and enrage environmentalists.

19.   Competing airlines complain that the rescue is unduly generous and distorts the market for other airlines which have had to restructure on tougher terms.