Sentence examples for remains rigged from inspiring English sources

It's a system that remains rigged in favor of big-budget movies that are likely to be commercially viable on a wide scale — and it's a system that was most meaningful for the pre-video era, when there was no form of distribution besides the theatrical one.

The system remains rigged because the president is the ultimate product of the system.

Keeping messages safe from prying eyes remains jury-rigged today.

This is not to imply that the recent elections were anything other than rigged, or deny that the regime remains ruthless, corrupt and incompetent.

As farcical as Nigerian democracy can be with its rigged elections and thieving politicians, it remains the lesser of two evils.

During the president's stay, Pakistan's army was fighting one of its biggest battles yet, in which more than 140 people were killed, against pro-Taliban fighters in the tribal area of North Waziristan, next to Afghanistan.For America, which says it wants to spread democracy, it is an embarrassment that General Musharraf remains army chief, and has only ever won rigged elections and referendums.

The main political force remains the Colorado Party, which sustained Mr Stroessner through seven rigged elections, sometimes giving his supporters more than 100% of the vote by including the dead.

To the dismay of Ayatollah Khamenei, who remains supreme leader, Mir Hussein Moussavi, the candidate whom President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad "defeated" in the rigged elections, has become the new Khatami — except he is far more powerful.

The experts argue that the devastated plant remains vulnerable to large aftershocks, which could knock out the jury-rigged cooling system that helped workers bring the reactors into a relatively stable state known as a "cold shutdown".

Yet today, after suppression of opposition following the election in 2005 and a rigged poll earlier this year, life in Ethiopia is more akin to the days of the "Derg" regime, overthrown by the EPRDF in 1991.Ethiopia, desperately poor, remains one of the largest recipients of foreign development aid some $3 billion annually.

It remains to be seen what these cumulative refusals will amount to, whether Trump, a billionaire who styles himself as an anti-establishment crusader, has irreparably hijacked Marcuse's rhetoric — and not only that of the "rigged game" — for his own gain.