Sentence examples for alter because the from inspiring English sources

The higher-technology passports, which have been issued to domestic applicants since 1998, are considered harder to forge or alter because the photograph is embedded into the passport.

We prefer the word "mutate" to "alter" because the different types of mutations in genetics generate constructive ideas on how an experiment can be redesigned.

The people interviewed by someone wearing a small yin-yang symbol invested noticeably less in stocks that had an uninterrupted past record of appreciation — presumably, says Alter, because the yin-yang reminded them that what goes up may soon come down.

Woodward himself showed that when his thesis altered because the government's standing had altered (drastically).

Consequently, the resonant frequencies of the structure are altered because the mechanical properties change.

The broker Sanford C Bernstein forecast $8.5bn in December, but says the total may have altered because the company has increased its debt.

Lochhead conceded that the recipe would have to be altered, because the US did not plan to lift the ban on sheep lungs.

Daopoulos added that he believed that the grading of some officials, including Boger, was altered because the league had a predetermined assignment in mind.

The industry says that even when hogs have been fed grain grown from modified seeds, the meat has not been genetically altered because the genetic material has been dissolved.

It was the producer at the time that last minute imposed Fonteyn, and in the process many steps were altered because the older dancer couldn't physically cope with the Seymour routine.

He (at least I assume it was a he; he was wearing a tuxedo) was having the tuxedo altered because the last time he wore it he was just a puppy, and he's grown a bit since then.