Sentence examples for manipulation to drive from inspiring English sources

Many hedge fund managers deny naked shorting occurs, but a growing number of company executives, from bigger and bigger companies no less, have complained that short-sellers have used manipulation to drive their shares down.

Let alone the corporation's well-documented supply manipulation to drive up gasoline prices on us other human beings.

Two weeks ago, it filed a suit in New York state court seeking $100 million from The New York Post, which has aggressively covered the company's disputes with sports teams, and from a hedge fund manager and others the company said were involved in a "short and distort stock manipulation scheme" to drive down the price of SpongeTech stock.

However, it is now clear that ASC do not exhibit the same degree of osteoarticular predetermination as BMSC and more manipulation is required to drive ASC into the chondrogenic or osteogenic lineage (Fig. 1).

Both constant criticism and manipulation are sure to drive him away.

The work herein provides an insight into the transcriptional machinery of the neutrophil and demonstrates that CDK inhibition is an appealing strategy for the manipulation of this machinery to drive neutrophil apoptosis.

The use of exogenous factors to drive photoreceptor differentiation in RSC progeny avoids genomic manipulation by viral vectors, which eliminates the risk of insertional mutagenesis (Halme and Kessler, 2006).

Magnetic manipulation takes usage of the magnetic field to drive a small bead to deform the cell, which avoids potential light-induced damage as in laser trapping.

Production of n-butanol is only observed when additional genetic manipulations are made to restore any redox imbalance and to drive acetyl-CoA production.

To drive robot with motion sensing commands, the manipulation control module servers as an operator: pulling the published motion commanders and sending request to physical robot controller through a set of ROS actions and services.

Most independent experts now believe that during 2000-2001, price manipulation by energy companies, mainly taking the form of "economic withholding" -- keeping capacity offline to drive up prices -- added billions of dollars to California's electricity bills.