The message could be altered, but something had to be sent.
Yet this life-altering decision can be altered by something as trivial as what time of day you took the class, or what you happened to be studying when the deadline for picking a major arrived.
I've done my best to be creative in bucking social norms; I even spent 260 days driving around North America and wrote a book about my extroverted doctrine, Life's More Fun When You Talk to Strangers, to prove that "the way it is" can be altered into something spectacular if you are willing to break the normal binds of social interaction.
How can the effect of a mutation be altered by something that has not yet occurred?
Perhaps it can be altered to something like "Preventing or reducing the effects of high-impact species invasions should be considered by government as a potential priority, as these invasions … " I have read this submission.
There's no physical evidence, and phrases can be altered to mean something completely different than initially intended.
Or it could be altered drastically just to get something in the pipeline.
If they do persuade him into hospital and he goes willingly, there is no way of keeping him for the psychiatric help he needs or for rehabilitation - he can walk out at any time, and there is something which must be altered in the new legislation.
Achieving all this has been no mean feat, given an unpredictable fixture list not bound by the future tours programme – something that would be altered by Test status and the proposed 13-team ODI league – and the past inequality of world cricket.
Many of the special effects in A Trip to the Moon, as in numerous other Méliès films, were created using the stop trick technique (also known as substitution splicing), in which the camera operator stopped filming long enough for something onscreen to be altered, added, or taken away.
Watching "Going Under" you won't learn much about S-and-M, but your opinion of 60-something nudity will be altered beyond belief.
