Sentence examples for and try to modify from inspiring English sources
Does it carefully study what is already popular and try to modify its wines to appeal to those built-in desires?
"Do we await the future passively with our eyes shut," he asked, "or do we take an active stance vis-a-vis the reality and try to modify it to our advantage?" As for Mr. Arafat, he has no good alternative.
"The alliance asked the prime minister to reopen the negotiations with the Americans and try to modify the pact until it becomes acceptable to us," said Sami al-Askari, a leader in Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki's Dawa Party, which is a member of the Shiite alliance.
"Other places where there are predators get into micromanagement and try to modify behavior," said John L. Weaver, a wildlife researcher with the Wildlife Conservation Society, who recently prepared a report on population densities of five of the predators found here.
A compromised vehicle could go through a wrong warning propagation and try to modify a warning propagation.
Therefore, it is really important to improve the training of mental health staff and try to modify their practice.
Mr. Ditzel's appreciation for the tradeoff traces to his undergraduate days at the University of Iowa in the 1970's, when he used and tried to modify a maddeningly inflexible hardware-centric computer called the Symbol.
In this study, we designed and synthesized two glucosamine analogues and tried to modify the siRNA using these two glucosamine analogues at the 3′-overhang region of siRNAs to improve the nuclease resistance and to overcome some other weak points.
Over the past few decades, it became clear that computers could be used to solve many of the more difficult equations, so computer scientists and mathematicians took the known set of equations and tried to modify them for the task.
"At $99, even if you mess up the unit, it's worth it just for getting into it and trying to modify it and adapt it to your purpose," said Mr. Tetzlaff, whose mailing list for modifiers has grown to 600, including several from Sweden, in a week.
