Sentence examples for alter this equation from inspiring English sources

A change of control could alter this equation.

Though he is more open to arming the rebels than he was before reports that President Bashar al-Assad used chemical weapons, he continues to doubt that this would alter the equation on the ground.

That Microsoft anticipated this sort of thing doesn't alter the equation.

With enough rain at Newmarket in the next fortnight, perhaps this slowest of springs could yet alter the equation.

With Peggy's clever prod, Don sits that night in his man cave -- with the money the guy has at his ready command (in this episode, we see him spend over a million dollars in present day money), it's obvious that it's his personal preference to live in this distinctly less-than-elegant locale -- and thinks about how to alter the equation.

But the victory of the center in the election could alter the equation.

But his crowning as the president's heir may well alter the equation.

Dueling prescription-drug plans -- both likely to be folded into a compromise by a divided Congress anyway -- hardly alter the equation.

By 2008, teams averaged 5.3 yards per play, enough to alter the equation between kicking and going for it.

The supply of recognizable human beings in studio movies has been dwindling steadily for the past couple of decades anyhow; a few robots more or less won't alter the equation much.

To the extent that Mr. Kerry differs from the authors of the memo, said an official familiar with his thinking, it is that he would consider a wide range of military operations to alter the equation in Syria's civil war.