Sentence examples for that tamper from inspiring English sources

By definition, technologies that tamper with ocean and atmospheric chemistry affect everyone.

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But other predictions were a mixed bag: The launch of the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer particle detector was postponed until 2011, and safety has been a stumbling block for treatments that tamper with cancer metabolism.

For example, the APWG definition specifically mentions 'technical subterfuge' schemes that tamper with a target's PC, such as installing a virus, whereas our definition – being broader – states that deception and impersonation are used.

This may be partially explained by the fact that tamper resistant, long-lasting lithium battery alarms with a hush feature were installed, presumably making it less likely that the batteries would be removed or fail during the six-month interval (Jackson et al. [2010]; Yang et al. [2008]: Peek-Asa et al. [2010]; Cooper et al. [2012]).

Now, I feel strongly about poetry for what it offers in these terms, but I also, more and more, recognize its value as a remedy to the various things that have bombarded our lines of sight and our thought space, and that tamper with our ability or even our desire to listen to that deeply rooted part of ourselves.

He disliked fantastical devices that tampered with reality.

She worried that tampering with Vault B might cause a similar disaster.

Still, she noted that tampering with voting equipment is a felony.

In summer I want a dish that tampers with the tomato-fish formula as little as possible.

NGO representatives said the complaints were a bureaucratic way of closing groups that tampered with the Kremlin's political dominance.