Sentence examples for altered the path from inspiring English sources

NASA then altered the path of Voyager 2 to visit Uranus and Neptune, marking the first exploration of those worlds.

While Mr. Asgharzadeh acknowledged that the attack on the embassy probably altered the path of history, he said that was never his intention.

Though the quake lasted only seconds, it leveled mountains, altered the path of rivers, caused massive flooding, and ignited fires that burned for days.

"Even if the ownership of the rest of Alibaba group is not altered, the path forward seems to be controlled 100 percent by Jack Ma and his team," he said.

Taliesin -- added to and revised until Wright's death in 1959 as he updated his thinking and as fires, deaths, new wives and more children altered the path of his personal life -- is where Wright first sketched many of his seminal ideas.

These innovative treatments have altered the path and face of RA and outcomes for patients and society.

But that was before social media altered the paths to fame.

Far be it for him to cast his interception of Brett Favre in overtime four years ago in the N.F.C. championship game as the play that altered the paths of the Packers and the Giants and helped route both teams to Sunday's Lambeau Field playoff rematch.

The global financial crisis and recession has altered the paths of four influential groups of investors: oil exporters, Asian sovereign investors, hedge funds and private equity.

Recent developments, like the rise of gangster rap, which contributed to the thugification of the black male in modern media, and the country's first black president who asserts his manhood through his intellect, have altered the paths by which black males can and do express themselves.

The FEES protocol, as established by Langmore et al.,1 is a comprehensive evaluation of swallowing, including three major components: (1) structural movement, sensory status, and anatomic support for swallowing; (2) ability to swallow food and liquid; and (3) response to postural, dietary, or behavioral alterations to alter the path of the bolus or the way it is swallowed.