Sentence examples for altering deeply from inspiring English sources

Developing an urban identity and altering deeply held customs are difficult tasks.

It seems no amount of political correctness can, of itself, alter deeply ingrained prejudices.

And stand-alone interventions, such as setting up rescue centres or introducing alternative rites of passage, have not been enough to alter deeply imbedded attitudes that put a high premium on girls' sexual reputations and premarital virginity.

Recent findings in the field of neurogenetics have altered deeply our approach to migraine, emphasising the limits of the current diagnostic and nosographic system.

Internet activism may effectively garner support for a cause within the online audience, but Change.org petitions will never alter deeply ingrained social norms or overthrow dictatorships.

The Senate is working on a dramatically different version of that bill, which almost guarantees a situation where trucking lobbyists have thrived -- a rush to finish a must-pass bill behind closed doors with a looming deadline and little ability to alter deeply buried provisions.

The regular array of lamellar MLV membranes was altered deeply as revealed by the decrease of the Bragg-peaks intensity and the increase of the form factor contribution of the bilayers (Fig 6B).

The buzz: "A mind-altering, deeply emotional listening experience".

But he is realistic about his ability to alter a deeply ingrained culture.

Pushed, Keith admits he will have to alter the deeply slanted windshield, and there will likely be some sort of roll bar, since the car will not have a hard top.

Becoming the most powerful person in the world hasn't altered his deeply odd perceptions.