The phrase "altered it is" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward or archaic.
It can be used in a poetic or stylistic context, often to emphasize a change or transformation.
Example: "Altered it is, the landscape we once knew, now transformed by time and nature."
Alternatives: "it has been altered" or "it is changed."
As such, for her then to announce how she has altered it is not quite as potentially career-altering for her as it would be for those who have been led to believe that their breasts are the only currency they have to offer.
This is a house that did not need to be altered; it is as close to thePlatonic idea of a modern beach house as can be.
Secondly, when user's attributes are altered, it is required for ABE supporting attribute revocation to change user's access privilege timely and effectively.
The effect of these side branches is that the relative amplitudes of the formants are altered; it is as if one or more of the possible superimposed variations in air pressure had been lessened because it had been trapped in the cavity formed at the side.
But the confederation itself is defective and requires to be altered; it is neither fit for war, nor peace.
As other studies are using unique datasets, or datasets that have been in some way altered, it is difficult to directly compare their results.
"It was not (digitally altered), it was not," Branagh responded.
Kellyanne Conway said the Acosta footage "wasn't altered, it's sped up," which is like saying she doesn't lie, she just slows down the truth.
It can't be altered: it's the life force of the music, which is full and tense, and extremely cold.
This isn't the first time the Codex has been altered; it was divided into 12 leather-bound volumes during a restoration in the 1960s and '70s.
Those who altered it were conservatives, in both Mr Fox's National Action Party PANN) and the formerly-ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party PRIInstitutional Revolutionary Party PRI
