Sentence examples for manipulated down from inspiring English sources

Well, maybe bra sizes on the low end are manipulated upwards like jean sizes are manipulated down on the high end, but somehow we got away with buying A's!

All of that chimes with controversial evidence to MPs from police officers who explained how figures have been manipulated down the years - including allegations that the true level of sexual offences has been masked.

Others pointed out that Europe and the US had never struck a free trade agreement anyway, and claimed Obama was being manipulated by Downing Street.

Analysts have warned that the vaguely worded law could be manipulated to crack down on the Russian internet, the one media platform untouched by the Kremlin's heavy hand.

On them he strung together rap singles and vocals from local artists (along with the occasional non sequitur like "In the Air Tonight" by Phil Collins), all of which he manipulated to slow down the beat to a crawl and the vocals to a torpid drawl.

The molecules and their Brownian motion is an emulation of molecular dynamics simulations, created with the various dynamics and video game engines in 3D software such as Maya, but with speeds manipulated and slowed down to make the action watchable for an audience.

He said he "is particularly concerned" about loopholes that can be deliberately manipulated "to drive down a company's stock".

Walking me through the FlightPath dashboard, Satterfield and company show clearly that it's not only about keeping things on one page, but making sure that the data is flexible and can be instantly manipulated to drill down to specific elements.

To manipulate top-down modulation, we labeled stimuli on-screen as authentic or play-acted prior to playback, both congruently and incongruently to the stimulus.

It would be desirable to further manipulate top-down and bottom-up attentional states by exploiting certain appropriate tasks, but we believe that is reasonably regarded as beyond the scope of the present study and left to be explored in future studies.

Frow responded to comments made by Jay Hunt, Channel 4's chief creative officer, who implied that Channel 5's victory in a week of ratings was down to manipulated figures.