Sentence examples for rigging the game from inspiring English sources

They are rigging the game to their own end.

Running for election in an honest-to-goodness campaign is less fun than rigging the game by moving pieces on both sides of the board.

But as the country enters its brief presidential election season, one thing is clear: You cannot out-strategize the Kremlin; it's been rigging the game for too long.

If you are fortunate enough to be upper-middle class, you shouldn't be rigging the game so you grab benefits that should properly be allocated to the needy.

Others consider the last few weeks an anomaly and say that as long as the Federal Reserve is rigging the game and keeping interest rates near record low levels, demand for the safest bonds will remain high.

Republicans have become a devious party that believes if you cannot win by following fair rules, there is nothing wrong with rigging the game.

The organized money class has captured Barack Obama and rigged the game for itself: "The statesmen and generals had become consultants and pundits.

I'd lose the race either way, for Clea had rigged the game: she had written a sentence on her stomach in blue marker.

Today's question is not whether, but how much, they have rigged the game in their favour in the ongoing court case over torture.

She thinks that this is how what she calls "the permanent political class" — the press, the talk-show experts, the campaign strategists, the political parties, even the candidates themselves — has rigged the game.

The casting of the appealing Mr. García Bernal suggests that Mr. Larraín has rigged the game, but what he's done is create a recognizably real, sometimes uncomfortably imperfect character instead of a politically correct prop.