Sentence examples for rigging might be from inspiring English sources

By the time a civilization is ready to use this technology, the carbon nanotube's manufacturing might be optimised enough for them to have a density lower than the 0.7g/m² mark, and the average sail density with rigging might be kept to 0.3 g/m² (a "spin stabilized" light sail requires minimal additional mass in rigging).

Dad, recognizing that hooking a panfish on a worm-and-bobber rig might be a challenge for his young son, stealthily secures a fish on his own line, then sends his son to the car to retrieve a snack.

Seeing his low approval ratings on handling the BP Gulf of Mexico spill rise with the capping of the leaking deep water rig, Obama might be tempted to jump the gun and announce that full recovery of the region had occurred.

He signs off saying he's off to make some tea but, really, I think he might be rigging up some kind of gun-drawing contraption, shaving his head, and repeating "Are you looking at me," into the mirror over and over again.

The police called in the bomb squad to search in and around Mr. Speight's house, fearing it might be rigged with explosives.

But Trump himself has increasingly spoken about the election in ways that would deligitimise its results, saying in Pennsylvania and Ohio that it might be "rigged".

At that time, some prominent polls showed Clinton leading by more than ten percentage points, and Trump often claimed that the election might be rigged.

She said she had telephoned Zia before the 2014 elections, offering her ministries in an interim, joint administration as a way of overcoming BNP suspicions that the poll might be rigged.

He didn't threaten to throw other candidates into prison, and he didn't ask people to vote for him while simultaneously telling them that the election might be rigged.

Earlier this week, sheriff's officials warned that the vehicle might be rigged with explosives.

Rainey: He is entertaining the idea that the election, as Trump suggests, might be rigged.