Sentence examples for fabricate that from inspiring English sources

"I can fabricate that data," one said at the time.

There is a fundamental distinction between the design of a building and the construction methods used to fabricate that building.

This is a bluff, because even if Iran could further enrich its impure uranium, it lacks the capacity to fabricate that uranium into fuel elements.

It is unclear how long it would take Iran to enrich the fuel to the levels needed for the medical reactor, or whether it has the technology to fabricate that fuel into a form that could be put into the reactor.

"We just keep turning up for each other and you can't fabricate that.

He explained: "The idea is that if you have a system that can simulate muscle motion very well and a system that can transport fluid, by combining those you can fabricate that device to fit a specific surgical problem.

Although he was constantly monitored, Njong resolved to reach the outside, to put a trace of himself into the products he fabricated "that were going to be exported to other countries like the U.K. and the U.S. and Australia and Germany".

By narrow definition, "fake news" is "news that is totally fabricated, that has no basis in reality," he said; but the broader, more accurate, definition includes partially fabricated or misleading information.

A bipolar base region can be fabricated that is much smaller than any CMOS transistor gate.

Cooper said: "Some things [the journalist reported] I said were true and some things were fabricated – that's what makes the defamation effective".

A local jeweler fabricated that bracelet, which is now in the National Museum of Natural History's Science, Medicine and Society Collection, although it is not currently on display.