Sentence examples for manipulated to misrepresent from inspiring English sources

But many experts suspect the intelligence was manipulated to misrepresent Saddam's capabilities.

Bending Science warns that when science becomes artificially manipulated to misrepresent the hazards of products, "serious adverse consequences for human health and the environment, as well as for the economic well-being of legitimate businesses," may arise.

The intelligence products of the C.I.A. were manipulated or misrepresented by the Bush administration to manufacture public and congressional support for attacking Saddam Hussein.

The close relationship between politicians, media owners and political journalists – with fear being the key driving factor behind politicians' compliance – means that, too often, the views of the public are crudely manipulated and misrepresented.

To be reasonable, when a government is manipulating and misrepresenting scientific findings, is to dissent.

"To be reasonable, when a government is manipulating and misrepresenting scientific findings, is to dissent," Monbiot says.

Instead, the National Park Service, the Department of the Interior (DoI), and some local environmental supporters (with whom I often have strong common cause) manipulated, misreported and misrepresented science in their desire to support expanded wilderness".

The Vatican's media chief has resigned amid a scandal over a digitally manipulated photograph that misrepresented a letter from retired Pope Benedict XVI.

Anything goes: stealing, swindling, hacking into phones, lying, cheating, manipulating, misrepresenting.

Providers manipulating and misrepresenting activity data has become a problem in the NHS, incurring serious penalties.

REBECCA MEAD: Sorry to have misrepresented you!