Sentence examples for been tampering from inspiring English sources
verb
To alter by making unauthorized changes; to meddle.
However, the judge did not agree that there had been tampering.
The Catholic Church disagreed: it judged that he had been tampering with the will of God and excommunicated him.
During the afternoon the umpires decided that the visiting team had been tampering with the ball, and added five runs to England's score.
The United States has supported and helped finance the trials, although human rights groups complain that the Cambodian government has been tampering with the court.
Yet some critics claim that America's Federal Reserve has been tampering with its inflation gauge.The accuracy of inflation measures matters, because they largely determine when central banks raise or cut interest rates.
Confectionery lovers are enraged at news that the US owners of Cadbury have been tampering with the recipe for the Cadbury's Creme Egg, and at what they say is an outrageous lack of any consultative process with the consumer.
Everybody knows they've been tampered with.
The acoustics have not been tampered with.
"Those things haven't been tampered with by organized crime".
Glaciers have been tampered with, affecting India's water supply.
"They said an account has been tampered," she said.
