Sentence examples for outside meddling from inspiring English sources

Not cursed by oil, like Iran, Turkey was better able to diversify its economy and master its political destiny without outside meddling.

99designs was reluctant to take money for the good reasons: They didn't necessarily need it, and without it the four owners were able to control the company's destiny without outside meddling.

Mr. Rashid shows how religion, ethnic factionalism and outside meddling combined in Afghanistan to produce a brutal sequel to the anti-Soviet war of the 1980's, bringing to power in the process the backward-looking, anti-female, drug-trading, terrorism-supporting, massacre-prone Taliban.

It has also made the country vulnerable to outside meddling.

All the money and outside meddling was a story, but not the story.

Or independence might have aggravated a dormant border dispute with Quebec, opening the door to instability, conflict and outside meddling.

"I don't know any country that would not have done the same if there were outside interests meddling in their internal affairs," she said.

"They don't really like outside organizations meddling in their affairs -- and maybe the NRA gets a pass on that -- but probably not a bad idea".

Small-town paranoia will remain an underlying, strong theme in every season locals are most suspicious of outside forces meddling with the existing social order.

"First, civic and political activists are to understand that there will be no such freedoms in this cycle because of the pending elections [as there were in 2009], and that the elections will be carried out by the government in its own engineered manner, and that it will not allow anyone from outside to meddle in this orchestration.

Outside of the U.S., Facebook has failed to prevent outside groups from meddling in Ireland's abortion referendum, and despite claims it was doing more, it has struggled to contain the spread of disinformation in Myanmar, which has led to violence against Rohingya Muslims.