Sentence examples for alter the standing from inspiring English sources

Changes in primary production in the photic zone are expected to alter the standing stocks in the food-limited aphotic zone.

Track and field's world governing body now must decide whether to officially alter the standings in light of the penalties or merely void the positions of the offending athletes, an I.O.C. spokesman said.

However, in none of the three races did the ranked-choice algorithm's redistribution of votes alter the standings from last night in any significant way.

An opinion piece in the Boston Globe by Edward Glaeser, an economics professor at Harvard, was scarcely more muted, concluding bluntly: "Dumping stoves into the developing world isn't going to alter the long-standing advantages of traditional methods".

It was a result that did not alter the overall standings, where the Belgian Julien Vermote still leads by 6sec from Steve Cummings, although Swift and Tony Gallopin fought hard for time bonuses that may affect the final pecking order when the race finishes in London on Sunday.

Control plots had more compacted litter than peccary exclusion plots, indicating that peccaries alter the physical structure of the standing leaf litter in a way that promotes greater recruitment of juvenile anurans.

Portions of the interview were enough to alter the usual evening newscast standing Thursday, with ABC winning by 106,000 viewers.

Management at the station has presented several proposals to the program committee of WNYC's board that would drastically alter the station's long-standing identity.

The joint project of Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences students Laura Mul, Akarsh Sanghi and Shinichiro Ito, PosturAroma is a piece of jewellery worn around the neck that monitors the wearer's posture, and releases various scents depending how he/she needs to alter the way they're standing--the idea being that fragrance acts as the emotional trigger to change behaviour patterns. .

Under the old gold standard it was not expected that a country of good standing would alter the gold valuation of its currency (although in much earlier days "debasement" was common enough).

But the idea that it would alter the country's international position or diplomatic standing may be overblown.