Sentence examples for because it would alter from inspiring English sources

The procedure is currently forbidden in the United Kingdom because it would alter the genetic material of an egg or embryo.

The measure, which passed 382 to 128, has been controversial, especially because it would alter the DNA of an embryo in a way that could be passed on to future generations.

When the covariate is intrinsic to the condition, it becomes meaningless to "adjust" group effects for differences in the covariate because it would alter the group effect in potentially problematic ways, leading to spurious results (35,36).

If built, it would alter this special place for ever.

He made no indications that it would alter this practice in the future.

Not because it would change his life.

This theory would be a kind of dualism, Chalmers had to admit, but not a mystical sort; it would be compatible with the physical sciences because it would not alter them — it would be an addition.

The banks, Treasury and the Fed are all fighting this provision tooth-and-nail because it would significantly alter the way the derivatives business is funded.

The lack of thermal anneal (annealing is difficult because it would even alter the Au sensor part of the nanocone structure) for the single particle case is expected to enhance the effects of interfacial lattice strain to a slopy plateau due to residual strain from the PVD process.

You would be unlikely to request a change in custody because it would mean altering a longstanding agreement and plunging into a morass of conflicting loyalties and guilt over betraying whichever parent would lose out.

That would be difficult for many teams, with their established ways, because it would mean altering a style of play they have become used to.