用skewed造句子，“skewed”造句

Its economy is heavily skewed to older industries. Its educational system is ramshackle.

I was a repository for their skewed perspectives on my country, for their dreams of a better life.

That skewed view - and not some lack of aptitude - may be what keeps girls from pursuing math and science as a career.

This is called an objective perspective - one that is not skewed or distorted by what you are afraid is going to happen or not happen.

Yet if you were to use a translation tool to try to make sense of such reports, you could end up with a rather skewed and surreal view of the world.

The boat skewed off course.

But this hypothesis was based on skewed, outdated research.

But what do you do when risk and reward are skewed?

It has a bad product portfolio, with not only the Chrysler brand but Dodge skewed towards the US, and trucks and vans.

Migratory birds that pass through the Arctic have decreased an average of 6 percent, although that number is skewed by a "dramatic increase" in some populations of migratory geese.

His conception of human nature is skewed.

Including unplanned home births, inevitably more dangerous, may have skewed the data.

If the equivalence principle were violated, the moon's orbit around the Earth would appear skewed, either towards or away from the sun.

It's also the victors' museum, of course, and skewed in their favour, but the Americans looking around with me - and there are many of them - are talkative and engaged.

Liberal critics have long asserted that dogmatic devotion to market forces has skewed American society toward those of greatest means.

However, uneven growth across countries is also associated with the emergence of some sizable imbalances in the world economy, including rising oil prices and skewed balance of payments' positions.

If enough parents deliberately or unintentionally avoided reporting delayed development, the findings could be skewed, the researchers said.

It should be either approximately normal, bimodal, or skewed distribution.

Fitch reasoned that the costs facing BP could be "skewed much more heavily towards the near term" than had been thought.

The teacher skewed at the him angrily.