Sentence examples for was tampering from inspiring English sources
verb
To alter by making unauthorized changes; to meddle.
This was "tampering" and made things worse.
The fact that he was tampering with some of the most beloved books ever written didn't really occur to Orlando.
Commander William Marks, a US Navy spokesman, said: "It would be a concern to hear any country was tampering with communication cables.
Complaints, complaints everywhere -- but New York City police investigators said there was no evidence that anyone was tampering with the bottled water sold in the city.
Paul J. Browne, the Police Department's chief spokesman, said Tuesday morning that the examination had just begun and that "no determination had been made as whether there was tampering".
One thing this documentary does well is show how importation is always transformation: even when Gennaro Lombardi, the founding father of American pizza, opened his shop on Spring Street in SoHo a century ago, he was tampering with tradition.
Iraq now claims that the evidence was tampered with.
Police were alerted when the tag was tampered with but Mr Mohamed fled.
Treatment was initially well tolerated and the steroid was tampered.
When an envelope gets wrinkled, it's a dead giveaway that it was tampered with.
Every little bend, tear and dent will make it look as though it was tampered with.
