That, combined with Mr. Hein's commitment to his predecessors' plans, Mr. Abramsky wrote, means that it is not clear if he will be able to alter the "vision and direction of the company in light of rapidly changing competitive conditions and correct RIM's seeming inability to navigate these challenges".
Whether real or a fiction of history, the mythology of Atlantis has the power to alter the vision of the future even if it meets entrenched political, economic, and/or cultural interests and dogmas.
In the second half, African-Americans, the descendants of a forced migration, set the standard for a racial debate that altered the nation's vision of itself.
She penetrated to the Georgian States of the Caucasus, riding third-class amid fleas and disease, performing in obscure halls before yokels and princes whom she left astonished, slightly enlightened and somehow altered by the vision.
Additionally, as with any other tool, it can be adjusted to the context of any institution, without altering the systemic vision of day-to-day pedagogic activities, and the instructor can obtain relevant information, from the students' perspective, about the effectiveness of the general design and its specific components.
Patients with conditions which might alter the color vision and visual field values, such as a history of glaucoma, presence of increased intraocular pressure, overt media opacity, posterior synechiae, a history of previous ocular surgery, or diabetes were excluded from the study.
Premier League chief executive Richard Scudamore said Ferguson's "drive, ambition, skill, passion and vision" have forever altered the landscape of football.
From iOS, to Safari, the iPhone and the iPad, Steve Jobs' vision has forever altered the course of how we view the Web and thus forever created a new road for how we'll see information in the future.
Altering the context altered the result.
All altered the industry.
