Word: distortedly
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Dowling has made statements against me," McCombe said. "And they have tried to distort the truth about any guard who has gone to The Crimson...
...Undergraduate Council's new "enhanced choice" proposal would make matters worse. To promote their plan, council members have toyed with statistics, presenting misleading best-case scenarios that distort the plan's effects. Logistically complicated and questionably effective, enhanced choice takes Harvard a step backwards toward a system that many considered problematic...
...worst part of these descriptions of Little Rock is that they distort the realities of the city. How about this from Kelly...
...already visible. In his speeches and in his television ads, the President is relentlessly hitting Clinton as a "tax and spend" liberal of the old school. A top Clinton adviser says the charge is resonating "mildly" and admits it "doesn't much matter" that Bush's ads shamelessly distort the Democrat's proposals. (The latest Republican commercial predicts disastrous tax increases for several average Americans, dubious calculations that senior adviser Charles Black lamely defends as legitimate because the spot claims "only" that such horrors "could" occur, not that they necessarily will.) Bush's team professes delight with Clinton's reflexive...
...profession's revenues. An additional 23% comes from tax planning and the remainder from consulting work. After examining a corporate client's books, auditors usually issue a letter intended to adorn the company's financial statement and certify that the statement is free of errors that could distort the company's fiscal picture. The note often includes the auditor's opinion of the company's business risks. But, cautions Dennis Beresford, chairman of the Financial Accounting Standards Board, the profession's chief rule-making body: "The auditor's signature is not the Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval...