Sentence examples for beginning of altered from inspiring English sources
This can be viewed as the beginning of altered gendered and social positions.
As a result, the gigantic U.S. fleet of millions of buildings is collectively beginning to alter course and become cleaner.
The findings suggested that bad news from the front was beginning to alter public perceptions of the conflict and Mr. Bush's leadership.
The emergence of television began to alter the roles of print media and graphic design, while also creating new opportunities for designers to work on television commercials and on-air graphics.
That child takes out loans to cover tuition and living expenses, graduating with so much debt that it's actually beginning to alter the entire shape of our national economy.
There is no doubt, however, that a remarkable confluence of advances in agriculture, cotton spinning and weaving, iron manufacture, and machine-tool design and the harnessing of mechanical power began to alter the character of capitalism profoundly in the last years of the 18th century and the first decades of the 19th.
Sleek glass buildings are beginning to alter the traditional chalet landscape of the village.
The presence of the iMac in home offices then began to alter homeowners' sense of the appropriateness of the objects surrounding it lighting, furniture, carpets, and so forth each of which might need to be redesigned in turn.
Sequence variations, even in non-protein coding regions of the DNA, have begun to alter our understanding of the human genome.
