Sentence examples for being able to alter from inspiring English sources
Being able to alter what it is producing and in what quantities so quickly gives brands an advantage over chains that have to provide a longer lead time to Asian factories, and then wait for their goods to be transported.
She's key to the success of the mission, but despite being able to alter her appearance however she wishes, she's obliged to spend most of the film prancing around virtually naked save for blue body paint.
Being able to alter the game transformed the player from a mere passive consumer of media into a producer in his own right, something that is much harder in most other kinds of media.
But those "who described a primarily biomedical role reported a more distant relationship with the patient, a sense of failure at not being able to alter the course of the disease and an absence of collegial support," the authors noted.
Whilst students liked being able to alter the delivery and pace of the lecture using Panopto, the ShowMe videos offered an alternative delivery that helped to simplify content (Table 4).
However, there are doubtless effects like control of foliage diseases being able to alter genotypic rankings on sites of high disease hazard or correction of P deficiency affecting rankings.
A dispatcher will be able to alter the schedule while the driver is on the road.
"None of them were able to alter the basic features of the Egyptian people, and whoever forms a majority in parliament also won't be able to alter those basic features … the Egyptian people won't allow this to happen".
The core issue in time travel has always been, Should the traveler be able to alter history?
But by altering epigenes — the manner in which DNA is coiled or uncoiled, methylated or demethylated — one should be able to alter which genes are activated.
