Fudged in a sentence

Back when I was in school, students sometimes fudged essays and term papers, by inserting fancy, impressive-sounding words, full of gravitas, in their written work… thinking they could fake out teachers, and maybe get a good grade.

Liberal Democrat MSP Willie Rennie added: "Even supporters of this Bill can recognise that simply allowing the government to press ahead with fudged numbers is a recipe for disaster.

Are you guys sure his degrees is not fudged?

I felt I had fudged it up quite a bit, but I didn’t give up, I managed to get back past (Sergio) Perez and I ended up on the podium.

The complaint alleged that borrowers had removed entire machinery from old plant and fudged the balance sheets in order to unlawfully gain at the cost of banks’ funds, it said.

As Africa Check noted in its guide to debunking health misinformation, academic qualifications can be fudged fairly easily online; several fake academic journals claim to publish real research.

Govt fudged figures of Revenue earned in the Budget by 1.7 Lakh Cr!

Nigeria, after we “rebased” our economy (we fudged the figures) during Jonathan’s administration, was declared the largest economy in Africa.

Have you kept your New Year's resolutions, or have you already fudged?

The issues of big government, and the reasons for overseas debt (a.k.a. foreign investment) have been fudged beyond comprehension.

Theresa May has temporarily papered over the cracks in a fudged statement of intent, but this has only postponed the conflict for a short period.

What’s also notable, as it’s yet another sign this tale was fudged, is that these claims seem to contradict the narrative HollywoodLies put forth only four days ago.

Fraud investigation concludes that self-regulation has failed. citation Great Britain * Researchers at Cranfield University – aircraft cabin air contamination – fudged data and inappropriate methodology.