Sentence examples for Kindly altered from inspiring English sources
In other words, the standing tax code--before it was so kindly altered by the Obama administration--would have caused the boys and girls who ran Citigroup into the ground to actually suffer some of the consequences associated with their poor management.
Posterity has not dealt kindly with Stein's alter ego.
The Met polyclonal antibody, kindly provided by Dr. Morag Park (McGill University, Montreal, QC, Canada), was raised against an epitope in the C-terminal region of human Met, distinct from those altered in the variants (Additional file 1) [ 8, 21].
And in recent decades, Bale points out, any back-pedalling Conservative or Conservative-dominated administration has also enjoyed a big advantage over its Labour equivalent: "The financial markets generally look more kindly on Tory administrations that alter course.
"And Cheltenham Museum has kindly lent his skis - which will be up on the alter - so lots of connections with the past and the original service".
The ball had run kindly to him, but all credit was due to Liverpool for making this game alter course and turn back in their favour.
When ectopically expressed in HEK293T or PC12 cells, Escherichia coli NMN deamidase (kindly supplied by Professor Nadia Raffaelli) retains its enzyme activity and promptly converts NMN to NaMN without altering NAD levels, as expected.
Her TV alter ego once placed her dead husband in a freezer, but Ms. Joosten is kindlier.
In that moment, if students can learn to practice self-compassion, speaking kindly to themselves and realizing that making mistakes is part of the human experience, then they may be more likely to alter their beliefs.
