Sentence examples for begun to modify from inspiring English sources
Over the ensuing months, the government, with evidence from social scientists, has begun to modify this perspective and acknowledge that scientific research may include the social sciences.
Bits of flute and guitar remained, but most of the music was generated by drum machines and synthesizers, which Hütter and Schneider had begun to modify themselves.
By the late '60s she had begun to modify her thinking, shifting from a collective black perspective to an individual one.
Sprint, for one, has already begun to modify its business to adhere to the guidelines, including allowing customers to terminate a contract if Sprint makes changes in service and providing existing customers with written correspondence confirming any changes in the terms of their contracts.
More recently, synthetic biologists have begun to modify bacteria to fight cancer and other diseases engineering them to secrete toxins inside tumors, for example.
Dear Glenn, Since I challenged your claim that "social justice" was a code word for Communism and Nazism, and your calling on Christians to leave their churches if their pastors preach social justice, you have begun to modify what you are saying -- and I appreciate that.
But the forces of erosion begin to modify the shape of a volcanic landform almost immediately and continue indefinitely.
All the Stops As churches begin to modify and replace pipe organs, they have several options: TRADITIONAL -- All sounds are created by air forced through the pipes.
The best hope for the Democrats is that Judge Roberts grows and evolves on the court and begins to modify some of his more narrow positions.
