Sentence examples similar to tampering around with from inspiring English sources

"The business of tampering with diet around a single item seems to me a chancy business," says Michael Alderman, a hypertension specialist at Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York City, who has long questioned whether the recommended daily allowance of salt 2300 milligrams is based on sound science.

Granted, tampering with pictures has been around almost since the birth of photography.

How about tampering with actual voting machines?

He was particularly concerned about anyone tampering with the waterfall.

The hospital sees about 6,000 cancer patients a year, although the tampering with records seems so far to be centred around the specialities that deal with cancers such as kidney, bladder, prostate and colon.

She spends weekends posting fliers around Manhattan warning against the hazards of tampering with city wires.

An Elizabethan collar was placed around each dog's neck to minimize tampering with the bandage.

When you tamper with those emotions, you're tampering with what makes a company successful.

It consists of their ability to look me in the eye (on the telephone, of course) and swear that time has not tampered with the skin around my neck or the creases near my mouth.

The country's voting infrastructure may not have been tampered with this time around, but experts say outdated systems and an overreliance on hackable electronics mean that if someone wanted to attack the next election, they might well get away with it.

Especially this time, when George Lucas isn't around to tamper with the film itself, as he was wont to do throughout the franchise's history. .