| distort competition | 2.24 | It can veto or order changes to those it judges unfairly distort competition. | ||
| distort record | 2.04 | But these criticisms distort the record. | ||
| distort fact | 1.97 | You distort the facts, | ||
| distort truth | 1.91 | All have alibis and all distort the truth. | ||
| distort reality | 1.58 | It distorts reality. | ||
| distort figure | 1.45 | The March figures were distorted by Easter. | ||
| distort market | 1.25 | That tends to distort the market. | ||
| distort image | 1.05 | But the image gets distorted. | ||
| distort position | 0.99 | Morales says the poll distorted his positions. | ||
| distort history | 0.92 | Critics fear Neil Jordan film distorts history. | ||
| distort view | 0.86 | Television cameras, he said, distort the view because their angle is not head-on. | ||
| distort price | 0.79 | Money prices may be distorted by monopoly power. | ||
| distort trade | 0.79 | This will have the effect of distorting trade and militating against attaining the objectives of the SEM. | ||
| distort face | 0.72 | Her face was distorted by pain. | ||
| distort meaning | 0.72 | A frequent tactic is to try to distort the meaning of words. | ||
| distort picture | 0.72 | But unions are distorting the picture, advertisers say. | ||
| distort result | 0.72 | How much does that distort your results? | ||
| distort issue | 0.66 | The city is distorting the issue, they say. | ||
| distort comment | 0.59 | Orr said his comments were distorted. | ||
| distort datum | 0.59 | But analysts said the data were distorted by the way insurance claims were recorded. |