Sentence examples for alter very much from inspiring English sources

However, when OPR is small the system performance does not alter very much.

However, as the thickness of a joint increases (e.g. over 10 mm), its structural properties may alter very much.

And his behavior didn't alter very much.

This suggests that humankind has not altered very much since they were coined; however, such verbal and psychological uniformity must not be allowed to hide the enormous changes in society and politics that have occurred.

Thus, the prevalence of overeducation might not have altered very much, as the previous analysis of Table 2 shows.

Such courses typically lasted no more than an hour or a day, and nearly always contained valid, even vital ideas, but were too superficial, too removed from the realities of my classroom to alter my teaching very much, even when I yearned for change.

He said the pope's words "don't change Catholic teaching, but they do alter the atmosphere very much.

"We know that new products or ideas are more likely to be adopted if they don't require us to alter our routines very much".

If some of their sketches belong firmly to the past, the empathy with which they invest their alter egos remains very much of the present (2 00).

If some of their sketches belong firmly to the past -- like a send-up of feminine hygiene ads that brings to mind early "Saturday Night Live" -- the empathy with which they invest their alter egos remains very much of the present.

Of course, reporters for many newspapers do not have the freedom to alter their tone very much in this way, which to me is part of how propaganda works, i.e. most of our press institutions are stylistically not geared toward an outraged treatment of, say, the major banks on Wall Street.