Sentence examples for tries to fudge from inspiring English sources

And, though one of the ways the death lobby tries to fudge the facts about guns is to use the happy truth that violent crime has been falling around the world to argue for a correlation between the tragedy of American gun possession and that descent, the new study shows just how bogus that connection really is.

Butler -- whose books include "A Good Scent From a Strange Mountain," which won a Pulitzer Prize in 1993, and "Tabloid Dreams" -- tries to fudge this by having Desi say he's merely obeying orders and that the millennium is regarded as a propitious time by humanity.

No matter what metrics he wants to use, no matter how much he tries to fudge the numbers, the ranks of the poor ― undeniably in existence today ― will swell and their suffering will spike.

The bank isn't trying to fudge the numbers, though.

There is no advantage in trying to fudge that".

Federal education officials have tried to fudge this problem.

Most parts of the government try to fudge the differences between the two sorts.

As always, they will try to fudge, at least until Germany's general election.

Mr. Kaufman is trying to fudge his stances on the former and stick to the status quo on the latter.

Or is it the speech of a man trying to fudge actions he doesn't want to take?

On the President's political strategy: If I were trying to guess it at this point, what I think he would do is try to fudge it.