Sentence examples for manipulating and suppressing from inspiring English sources

Climate change sceptics claimed they showed scientists manipulating and suppressing data to back up a theory of manmade climate change.

Climate change sceptics claimed they showed scientists manipulating and suppressing data to back up a theory of man-made climate change.

What began in 2009 with the theft and the subsequent leaking online of hundreds of private emails and documents exchanged between many of the world's leading climate scientists, led to claims that they showed scientists manipulating and suppressing data to back up a theory of man-made climate change.

For more than 30 years, a staple of popular culture in movies, books and television has been the depiction of the government as a hostile, corrupt, even evil force spinning elaborate conspiracies to manipulate and suppress Americans.

The king's recent moves, while aimed at fiscal management, demonstrate the leadership's continued intention to manipulate and suppress the political process, former officials and political commentators said.

Like many other plant pathogens, Fol utilizes small, secreted proteins to promote virulence by manipulating its plant host and suppressing host defense responses, typically through interaction with host proteins [ 7, 8].

It puts Ms. Cuckson in a series of anxious, eerie confrontations with previously taped material that is manipulated by the composer Christopher Burns, who responds to the violinist in real time by highlighting certain tracks and suppressing others.

The movies caged and suppressed her.

Bianconi shrugged and suppressed a giggle.

The next step will be figuring out whether the sugar, which exists in some form in all animals, can be manipulated to suppress tumors in mice and eventually humans.

The immune response can be manipulated to suppress unwanted responses resulting from autoimmunity, allergy, and transplant rejection, and to stimulate protective responses against pathogens that largely elude the immune system (see immunization) or cancer.