ตัวอย่าง fudge

• The separation between the two dimensions was repeatedly fudged.

• Unfortunately, some current statistics provide suggestive evidence that fudging in the application of current standards is occurring.

• While this may be understandable, such a fudge is unlikely, in the medium to long term, to mollify the insurance industry.

• This can often result in messy compromises and undesirable fudges in relation to key areas of national policy.

• What are the rules by which the designers translate and fudge the shape rules to produce highly plausible architectural models and drawings?

• This issue has been much fudged in recent years.

• These are not decisions that it is possible to fudge.

• But such eclecticism seems to fudge the gap between law's moral permissibility and its obligatory force.

• I ate a piece of chocolate fudge.

• The government could admit that 'commissioning' is a fudge, with service planning and 'purchasing' merged to the detriment of the former, and institute effective service planning.

• It bears all the characteristics of a good old-fashioned fudge.

• It is rigorous in its analysis and it fudges no issues.

• Because it fudges the issue so much, it makes people seek an easy way out.

• I do not think that we should fudge the issue of paying people at the top the appropriate salaries.

• My view is on the record and there is no attempt to fudge the issue.