Sentence examples for rigging the games from inspiring English sources

The WTA also changed their rules, requiring players to play four tournaments outside of the Grand Slam which forced Serena to play at a tournament she had made the decision to boycott 14 years prior after enduring racist heckling and accusations that she and her sister were rigging the games.

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.

They already have plenty of avenues for "honest" graft: bypassing anything resembling a fair process and rigging the game in their favor.

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.

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.

A sense that after all the problems of 2007/2008 global financial institutions still do not need to worry about rigging the game to their benefit.

It is also worrisome because such great concentrations of wealth so readily compound themselves through politics, rigging the game in their favor and against everyone else.

It's because the financial rewards from lobbying have mushroomed, as big corporations and giant Wall Street banks have sunk fortunes into rigging the game to their advantage.

The lawsuit alleged that by videotaping signals from the Jets' coaches, the Patriots had rigged the games against the Jets, thereby defrauding fans.