Sentence examples for manipulation to come from inspiring English sources

And there will be more manipulation to come within Labour.

Viewers of Monday night's debate could expect China's alleged currency manipulation to come up once more, as it is a stalwart of Mr. Romney's stump speech.

There's room for everyone, but market manipulation tends to come from gamblers and speculators with not much interest in the product itself, just the money that can be made from it.

The way Boomer played Tyrol was a master-class in manipulation: waiting for him to come to her in the Brig; calling him by his rarely used first name, Galen, instead of his Fleet call-sign, Chief; slowly drawing him in with her Holodeck-style projections of the life (and daughter) they could have had together; and then getting him to come up with a plan to help her escape.

But genetic manipulation of the human body for sport is sure to come.

That's because it's really, really hard to come up with a way to identify and measure currency manipulation.

Our leaders in the U.S. Congress need to come together and stand up against Chinese job hacking and market manipulation.

It's the kind of bored manipulation you come to expect from the Plastics, the pack of hallway-shrewd and glamorous teenage queens who use subtle terror to rule the high school that Cady (Ms. Lohan) attends.

Once made available for public use, photo manipulation came to be used quite widely by artists large and small.

When the tests are analyzed, your manipulation will certainly come to light".

That rival tallies have become public at all dramatizes Mugabe's slipping standards when it comes to pre-electoral manipulation (to never even need to manipulate the results) or total post-election information control (so that only "acceptable" results are announced).