Sentence examples for faked figures from inspiring English sources

The financial world, so fond of representing its own interests as manifestations of natural law, has muddled its narrative, faked figures, played the usual shell game.

It was an abuse of parliament, and even worse the sparse economic narrative he provided was based on fake figures.

Archives|SMITH TAKES FLING AT MILLS ON BONDS; Governor Tells Representative He Used Fake Figures on State's Resources.

SMITH TAKES FLING AT MILLS ON BONDS; Governor Tells Representative He Used Fake Figures on State's Resources.

David Cameron recalled "fiddled forecasts and fake figures" before the OBR was set up, and read out a fuller quote as he looked back to how Labour was handling the UK economy in 2002-03.

Peer review by a statistician also had an impact on quality in items concerning the addition of "oversight or fake", "figures and tables", "diagnostic tests", "power", "organization" and "style".

While provincial statistics are calculated separately from national statistics, this points to a disturbing trend of faking growth figures.

The margin between his fake figure and the real one -- 30,000 -- is interestingly the number of jobs that will be lost if these cuts go through, according to a recent study from the Arizona State University business school.

Truly large accounts, like Justin Bieber or Barack Obama tend to be north of the 10percentt fake figure because they're being suggested to every new user in the first 10 followers - as detailed in this Huffington Post Tech report last year.

In early 2002, it emerged that some agency departments had routinely faked job-placement figures.

The litany of ironies that has accrued from the May 12th congressional vote that suspended Brazil's President, Dilma Rousseff — on the grounds that she faked government budget figures and wrongly transferred state money, to win reëlection, in 2014 — is growing rapidly.