Sentence examples for mathematicians have fiddled from inspiring English sources

For hundreds of years mathematicians have fiddled with combination problems.

Successive governments have fiddled around with these to little effect.

"Collectively, we have fiddled at the edges while Syria burns".

That's not all makers Hasbro have fiddled with.

Other shows have fiddled with unreliable narration, often for comic effect.

Advisor SB1 reported that one client in an early clinic had made an effort to double their steps, however the pedometer served as a behavioural focus in another way; advisor P3 reported that many clients found it useful to fiddle with it when they went out for a walk, where they would previously have fiddled with their cigarettes and lighters.

The company has fiddled with the ads over the years.

"Mayor Bloomberg," he said, "has fiddled while Rome burned and not addressed the inequality crisis".

Nobody in Washington wants to be tagged with having fiddled while Fannie and Freddie burned.

Gilligan had "fiddled" with the story of a "memory vampire" for months, before writing it.

Mathematicians have long disputed the question.