Sentence examples for altering the outcome from inspiring English sources

"We have several rules in our rule book that have been in place for quite some time to prevent someone from altering the outcome of an event.

More loosely, the term is applied to any big, late development, deliberate or not, perhaps even ones that show no sign of altering the outcome.

In addition they may modify plant root mass and architecture through processes such as herbivory, potentially altering the outcome of a plant's response to a nutrient patch.

President Hugo Chavez said today that he would use troops to crush street protests and to remove an opposition party governor who has accused the governing party of fraudulently altering the outcome of elections last weekend.

This week's issue contains a piece by Raffi Khatchadourian about creating the technology for movies that allow a viewer to choose what a character does, thus altering the outcome of the story.

"We now recognise that, whatever controls are put in place, it creates a possibility of altering the outcome of a competitive fixture and as such, clearly crosses an important line with respect to the integrity of the game.

But Mr. Freeh said that the documents would not alter the outcome of the case.

The Legislature could also alter the outcome of the state's death row cases.

The act of manipulating the pitch count itself, umpires feel, could alter the outcome of games.

Could any of those details be shifted slightly — just enough to alter the outcome?

"But most importantly, you could not alter the outcome of the election by hacking those systems.