Sentence examples for may be rigged from inspiring English sources

Systems also may be rigged to enable a company to disable a rented car from afar.

Nevertheless, Russian state media has made no secret of its preference for Trump, and has suggested the election may be rigged in Hillary Clinton's favour.

The investigation, by the New York State attorney general, Andrew Cuomo, and his staff, suggests that these procedures — used by major insurance companies to determine what they will pay when patients visit a doctor who is not in the company's network — may be rigged to shortchange the beneficiaries.

Trump has acknowledged the possibility of defeat in recent days, but on Tuesday he tried to shift the blame for his struggles on Republican defections and an election system that may be "rigged" against him.

In a midday news conference in the White House Rose Garden, Obama, whose approval ratings rank among the highest of any U.S. politician, mocked Trump's complaints that the vote-counting system may be "rigged" while the race is still afoot. .

The charismatic model starts with the observation that wherever factors may be rigged to express commanding motivations that also align behaviours to cooperative goals, tragedies of the forest and meadow may be avoided.

But the odds are stacked against her and the game may well be rigged.

When the answer to whether the market is rigged is incomprehensible to 99.9% of the public ("Well, due to geographic dispersion and the differential between co-located servers receiving direct market data feeds over a 10 gigabit per second cross connect, versus your broker's order transiting slower fiber optic cables blah blah blah blah"), then the market may as well be rigged.

Results can also be rigged.

The entire game may have been rigged, but each piece looks OK and that is the theory on which Salomon and many others may hang their hats.

A possible reason has emerged: the game may have been rigged.