Sentence examples for altered form in from inspiring English sources
In 1902 the story was published in slightly altered form in the St. Nicholas magazine for children.
It does show up, in altered form, in the new film.
Yet the vibrant city of the 1950's that Mr. Johns so fondly recalls survives in an altered form in emergent cities that I call boomburbs.
Jonathan Franzen's story "Good Neighbors," which appeared in an altered form in "Freedom," and his piece on endangered birds in the Mediterranean (subscription required), and our Book Club coverage of "Freedom".
This paper, which is to be published in a slightly altered form in a forthcoming Oxford University Press symposium volume on Regulatory Reform, addresses a problem confronting many developing countries: How should a country draw on foreign legal systems to develop its own system of financial regulation.
Intuitive models of evolution based on soft inheritance are one-step models of adaptation: Traits are modified in one generation and appear in their altered form in the next.
Fischbach for permission to use of material for a figure re-used in [9] and in altered form here in Fig. 2.
Instead, it was dismantled and reconstructed in altered form at Uppingham Avenue in Belmont as the church of St Anslelm Belmont.
The Unknown Girl, the latest character study from Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardennes, received a Cannes bow in May but will arrive in New York in an altered form as Jones revealed.
Most, in fact, are still ongoing, often in altered form.
"We were getting a lot of feedback from parents, saying that their kids loved the book - read in an altered form - because they recognised themselves in the character of the mischievous kid who's winning the bedtime battle, and thought it was hilarious," said the author of both books, Adam Mansbach.
