fudged in a sentence

1. Stoehr fudged her age by a few years.

2. the authorities have fudged the issue

3. Wilson also fudged the truth about her name.

4. ​Five ways Vodafone fudged its global tax report

5. they might take the girls because she fudged some bloody form?

6. Either the targets are unachievable or the numbers are fudged.

7. We now know that Freud compulsively fudged the historical record.

8. Investigators later discovered Dr. Wakefield had fudged his data.

9. People familiar with biological experiments know that some have been fudged.

10. Data that didn’t support their assumptions about global warming were fudged.

11. Those scenes appeared fudged and poked a few little holes for me in their credibility.

12. That is impressive, but sadly, there are some seriously fudged facts in the company's report.

13. Ben Goldacre follows a trail of fudged statistics, bogus surveys and widespread self-deception

14. The complex models are fudged till they fit the past – but then they cannot predict the future.

15. My husband never said anything about the detail I fudged, but I’ve been thinking about it ever since.

16. I know of doctors who have fudged diagnoses to prevent a patient from having a history of mental illness.

17. Or not… The following CMIP5 model was parameterized (fudged) to accurately retrocast HadCRUT4 from 1950-2004.

18. So to them I say be tough with the UK, don’t give away any concessions, don’t give them a soft, fudged Brexit.

19. It might have been when you were you a child and an adult fudged the truth to keep you from being upset or sad.

20. Ironically, Jeremy Corbyn fudged the issue by insisting that a debate on the motion be postponed until September.