Skewing in a sentence

Depending on the methodology, some reports will attribute more TB deaths to HIV, significantly skewing results.

He discovered that some media houses were bypassed while others were selectively targetted for new sign-ups, potentially skewing the voting outcomes.

If we have £115m footballers right at the top, is that skewing everything below that in terms of how much is somebody worth these days?

The idea of Disney+ skewing older is patently absurd as the service includes copious Disney Junior content specialized for the very young, while its popular line of Marvel Cinematic Universe programming is almost uniformly serialized.

But it would be nearly an hour before they got another score on the board, with Sam Francis skewing two first-half penalties wide for the visitors.

He added: “In 2024 we must flex again, as we have always done, to best serve our audiences and keep our young skewing soap in step with young viewers.

Horrible shot off the tee, skewing left of the pin into some thick rough, the lie will be a challenge to say the least.

More prosaic reasons can explain the apparent longevity of residents of jurisdictions such as Monaco, according to Newman, where low inheritance taxes are a draw for older Europeans, skewing the demographic data.

That comment was recommended by 1,048 readers as of this writing, offering a hint at the please-the-paying-online-readers dynamic that Kingsbury’s predecessor, James Bennet, has described as skewing the paper’s journalism for the worse.

The letter argues this could lead to a scenario where AI-generated content on unregulated digital platforms is perceived as more authentic, simply because it lacks mandatory disclaimers, potentially skewing public perception and trust.

The party leadership has been accused of skewing the primary in favour of Akpata.

There was also a 29 per cent surge in positive cases in the week to June 22, although the majority of testing is now done in hospital and healthcare settings so this may be skewing the figures somewhat.

And I continued watching even as the singles started skewing younger, with fewer "real" women and more Instagram stars, C-list models, college students, and ex-beauty queens.

As a result, the price difference between Jio and the other two has not only disappeared, but has even started skewing in favor of the others.

Could it be that new housing construction is skewing averages higher?

The same article also notes that is the youngest-skewing program on HBO's streaming platforms.

We can stop them skewing the political spectrum so far that the Biden team tacks to center ground that is already six steps to the right.

All the good word-of-mouth among the faith-based crowd is there, with an A+ CinemaScore (standard for these pics, as the older-skewing female audience isn’t as severe in their criticism, with 45% of the crowd over 45, 64% female).

The cultural shift toward "nerdiness" much talked about in the last decade is often slower to make its way into the older-skewing committees behind such programs, but it does eventually make its way.

They only need to prevail in their enemies’ minds, skewing cost/benefit calculations to China’s benefit.