Sentence examples for altered quite from inspiring English sources

Last winter, he decided that even though the roster had been altered quite a bit since 1997, a more thorough housecleaning was required.

Under the International Monetary Fund this position was altered quite deliberately to allow a country whose payments were in "fundamental disequilibrium," to propose a change of parity.

The first thing to note is how the role of the goalkeeper has altered quite dramatically in recent seasons because of rule changes, to the point that the job is almost unrecognisable from the days when I was playing.

But that ecosystem definitely just got altered quite a bit today.

Massages and treatments need to be altered quite a bit when mom is sharing her body with the little nugget.

As the number of Americans taking advantage of higher educational opportunities grew exponentially, and through the excitement and turmoil of the civil rights movement, sexual revolutions and war protests, the demographics of gender and race, ethnicities and religious affiliations altered quite visibly.

After a big event, Dr Gerstenberger hopes that many people will be interested in how their local risk has changed a risk, he says, that could alter quite rapidly from day to day.

Under some conditions, profound changes in surface morphology may lead to no measurable alteration in the infrared spectrum, while, under other circumstances, variations of only a few percent in the occupancy of different adsorption sites may alter spectra quite massively.

The government has altered Plan A quite a bit, it's not really recognisable in its original form..

The odd stasis of a photo, or an altered image, is — quite like the intransitivity of the verb "to be" — an almost perfect expression of helplessness.

Though quite altered from its original state in the mid 19th century George's Block remains one of the more eye catching structures in the Historic District.