Sentence examples for tampering though from inspiring English sources

At least in urban areas, the voting may be reasonably free of tampering, though polling stations in the countryside, where most voters live, will be much harder to watch.There is very little free or fair about this election; but, all the same, it offers a path of sorts to political progress.

The FBI detected the tampering last year ― though no evidence of changing vote numbers has been found ― but the Obama administration delayed reporting the breaches until Oct. 7, according to the Los Angeles Times.

Just as what the dissymmetry of information security reveals, though digital image tampering is quite a simple thing with modern techniques, its detection is actually a tough mission.

No one has found any proof that the results were tampered with, though a number of investigators have looked.

It's pretty far up on the tawdriness scale, though, and also involves possible witness tampering.

A jury last month found Mr. Carpenter guilty of receiving stolen property and tampering with evidence and theft in office, though it acquitted him of the three most serious charges of burglary.

DePalma's film is an undisputed horror classic, not exactly crying out for a remake (though Hollywood has never shied from tampering with perfection).

Most, though, bore clear evidence of Homo sapiens' tampering.

Accusations of ball tampering, which may have had some truth about them though nothing was ever proved, were thrown at Pakistan bowlers.

What is now understood by ball-tampering, though, is the careful treatment of the ball into a condition that will enable it, with the aid of a skilled operator, to reverse-swing.

Though some Japanese might shudder at the idea of tampering with their age-old retreats, the new features may help ensure the survival of onsen ryokans.