Sentence examples for said manipulation from inspiring English sources

He said manipulation of antimissile flight tests was nothing new.

An administrative law judge had previously recommended $1.8 billion in refunds, but commission officials said manipulation of the prices paid for natural gas used to fuel many power plants in the state meant that the refund should be larger.

Torquato and Freedman believe the way the wholesale gas market is reported leaves it open to traders to try to fix the price, although Torquato said manipulation was "occasional" and not systematic.

He said manipulation of the figures was the "unintended consequence" of pressure from police leaders, inspections and plans drawn up by police and crime commissioners to cut crime.

That said, manipulation of the media is very common and, most of the time, easy to achieve.

Given the I.S.O.'s limited enforcement powers -- federal regulations prevent it from imposing fines or even publicly naming the generators that break its rules -- analysts say manipulation will increase if supplies tighten.

But it is clear that in a conflict that has been waged almost as much in the international media as it has on the ground, perceptions - and the managing (some would say manipulation) of perceptions - matter.

The bureau said the manipulation began as early as 1995.

He said: "Currency manipulation has cost this country millions of jobs.

Fannie Mae said this manipulation caused it to lose money on interest-rate swaps and other transactions.

Independent monitors said some manipulation was likely, but not enough to change Mr. Museveni's win.