Sentence examples for a bit rigged from inspiring English sources
"There's a feeling that Bernie supporters and activists have worked their ass off for a year and they're exasperated that the system is a bit rigged — the DNC, the scheduling of the debates, and the collusion behind the scenes," said Jeff Cohen, spokesperson for the Bernie Delegate Network.
He may have been a bit unlucky with the jobs report — no, the numbers aren't rigged — but there is a lot of statistical variance in the month-to-month reports.
In 2007, supporters of Ron Paul raised a bit of hue and cry over the Ames Straw Poll's use of "easily rigged Diebold computers" to tally up the votes.
John Gapper in the FT argued that "In terms of sheer storytelling technique, Flash Boys is remarkable" and that "Lewis reaches a stark conclusion: US stock markets are now rigged by traders who go to astonishing lengths to gain a millisecond edge over their rivals … But he carries the reader so firmly toward this conclusion that one ends up feeling a bit manipulated".
After aborting a controversial referendum, Nazarbayev won a fourth term in a rigged election in April.
The stock market has a reputation for being a rigged casino.
A Trump loss will result from a badly run campaign, not a rigged election.
"Call it capitalism, call it whatever, but it's just a rigged system, a rigged economy".
"It's a little bit like the World Wrestling Federation... it's all rigged, the outcome is predetermined.
