Sentence examples for rig the competition from inspiring English sources
These bias signals effectively rig the competition that takes place between sensory inputs.
According to a criminal complaint filed in federal court in Manhattan in that case, he was accused of working with an unidentified member of a Russian crime gang and an unidentified Russian skating official to rig the competition.
The league cannot just keep vetoing every deal the Hornets try to make, writes John DeShazier in The New Orleans Times-Picayune, without appearing to be rigging the competition.
Q. Did you ever think it was something rigged up by the competition?
The nine judges included both Yuri Balkov, a Ukrainian who had previously served a year's suspension for trying to rig the ice-dancing competition at the 1998 Olympics, and Alla Sheckhovtseva whose husband is the president of the Russian Skating Federation, and who conspicuously hugged Ms Sotnikova after her routine.
He said that about a month ago, Italian investigators discovered that Tokhtakhounov, on the transcripts of many phone conversations, had talked about efforts to rig the results of the competition.
A few might be ringers, and it's hard not to suspect that some of the competition is rigged, but who cares?
The advantages of wealth, mobility and education afforded by access to the right neighborhoods, the right schools and the right extracurricular activities reveal that the competition is rigged from the start.
Hoarding both functions confers monopolistic power to rig the market and to diminish competition.
They massively exaggerated America's ability to rig the rules of foreign political competition to legitimize charlatans like Ahmed Chalabi.
Mind you, Clinton and Kennedy did have an advantage as the competition seemed to be rigged in favour of the bigger dogs: the assault course jumps were twice the size of Clem, the diminutive shih tzu owned by Labour MP Anna Turley.
