Sentence examples for altered its course from inspiring English sources

Modern Turkey reportedly funds a massive genocide denial campaign, claiming that the death marches were merely "relocations" required by military necessity and that the massacres (the Euphrates was so packed with bodies that it altered its course) were the work of a few "unruly' officials.

But in doing so, it has altered its course in ways that may mute Edison's future role in the national debate over educational reform.

"Ees Betty there?" he would enquire, and Solly would feel not that her life had changed exactly but that it had altered its course.

The very river had altered its course.

There is – for me at least – something haunting about historical novels that deal with points where we say the world altered its course.

Once it was decided — though at the time, the team had no idea how compelling MU69 would turn out to be — New Horizons altered its course to come within a few thousand miles of the object, close enough to get detailed imagery.

History can certainly alter its course, and it will be up to Baffert and Espinoza to give War Emblem every chance to do so.

The procedure was one of four tested by the students over the six-week internship and the most effective, it turned out, at mimicking natural signals sent to the roach's brain, forcing it to alter its course and move in their desired direction.

Nevertheless, although treatment may slow the progress of the disease, it does not alter its course.

Germany vowed to put its finances in order, while France brushed aside the warning as "symbolic" and said it would not alter its course.

Vince Cable, the business secretary, insisted that the government was listening to citizens who were lawfully demonstrating against its programme of cuts, but said it would not alter its course.