Sentence examples for Altering from inspiring English sources

Brown repeatedly said he did not recall specifics about altering the cabinet minute or who instructed him to change it.

So they are ultimately altering the persona of him after his death and associating him with a product that, in life, he stayed away from.

We're changing the way the world thinks about fossil fuels, we're altering the way the world thinks about the companies that profit from them.

The late Tim Hetherington had a theory that men behave in war by emulating men seen in other films and photographs, endlessly altering the behavior of soldiers and the concept of soldiering.

Altering the law without proper public debate, he said, risked "building up unnecessary mistrust".

It contends there is no way doctors can continue to provide the dilation and evacuation procedure, and still comply with the new law, without altering their practice in a way that increases the complexity and risk of the abortion.

Climate scientists dismiss such theories and evidence such as the long list of patents for climate-altering tools tends to demonstrate the boundless scope of the human imagination rather than the more limited reach of operational technology.

He stopped drinking aged 42 and once called his "unhealthy relationship with mood-altering chemicals, liquids and otherwise" the "central fact" of his life.

Two players compete in the game displayed on a huge screen, while 10 others control and customise the experience by pressing game-altering buttons and switches and even scanning in their original drawings, which then appear as enemies in the game.

Despite western sanctions, the sliding rouble and collapsing oil prices, analysts say it is unlikely that Russia faces a 1998-style default or a life-altering crisis.

So studying, say, the effect of ecstasy on mood is made more difficult if ecstasy users have also taken other mood-altering substances like cannabis or alcohol during the evening.