Sentence examples for manipulated to show from inspiring English sources

The figures can easily be manipulated to show dumping, because it is so hard to make sensible comparisons across borders.

The sound is muted, and her hand moves up and down rapidly as the tape is manipulated to show a jerky motion.

In a different case, the Food and Drug Administration warned the company in a letter in January 1995 about publishing data manipulated to show positive results.

Keith, one of country's most popular male singers, whose song "Angry American" Maines had called "ignorant," performed in front of a photo manipulated to show her entwined with Saddam Hussein.

Angry German television chiefs have complained to Uefa after it was discovered that coverage of the European Championship semi-final between Germany and Italy was manipulated to show a German woman in tears when her team was two goals down when in fact she had been moved by the national anthem.

The problem Labour had with targets was that they were an endless source of stats for opposition MPs and more numerate hacks, as they can be manipulated to show that the target figure has been missed for this month, quarter or year, or whatever period you fancy.

The Food and Drug Administration warned the company in 1995 not to manipulate data to show positive results.

He mentioned Big Brother contestants and people manipulated to fight on shows like Jerry Springer's as "these dreadful people coming into our lives … famous for nothing".

As previously shown cells that are manipulated to obtain an expanded replicative potential are prone to spontaneous transformation in culture.

She then manipulated the robe to show its reverse side, making her seem encased in a blood-red shroud.

People just like to start drama #WeLoveYouLiam Payne was forced to defend himself against accusations of homophobia in September when a series of false Photoshopped images manipulated as if to show him with another man in the background surfaced on social media.