Sentence examples for tampering too much from inspiring English sources

The event was top-heavy with big rock-and-roll names, and most of them did their material proud by not tampering too much with it.

Some say the Peregrine Fund is tampering too much with nature.

But what he ought not do is tamper too much with the essence of her tennis.

But the founders of the microcredit movement worry that Americans have already tampered too much with the original model.

As long as we don't tamper too much with the core model, we can limp along and pass something of value on to our children, so they can complain bitterly, in their turn, about the cumbersome, inefficient, unfair and bizarre institution called "the university" (and become educated in the process).

If Bell tampers too much, it could drive away McDonald's loyal customers or infuriate franchises.

If the company tampers too much, it runs the risk of driving away loyal customers or infuriating franchisees.

"It's disrespectful to the other teams to be playing not weakened sides, but tampering with it too much.

Your menstrual cycle is a rhythmic, natural part of your body's internal workings, and delaying it or tampering with it too much can cause undesired and unexpected consequences.

Wisden's Mr Gleeson may have moved, but he will not tamper with tradition too much: the editor of Wisden's famous yellow Almanack remains firmly entrenched in Britain.

But everyone involved is wary of doing too much tampering with what is, after all, a fairy tale.