Sentence examples for but it altered from inspiring English sources

At that meeting, the Fed left its benchmark short-term rate unchanged at 5.25percentt, but it altered the language it had used in previous statements, implying that it was now as likely to lower interest rates as to raise them.

But it altered far more lives than it ended.

"L'Avventura" was an open form; it didn't play around with time sequences, but it altered our sense of how life works.

Warren offered some unremarkable advice about the dangers of taking out a second mortgage to pay off other debts, but it altered the course of her career.

DENVER — Postponing a game for a day in the hope of warmer weather did not have much effect on the game-time temperature at Coors Field, but it altered the makeup of the National League division series between the Philadelphia Phillies and Colorado Rockies.

The duration of WS supplementation in the prepartum period had no effect on milk yield and energy balance of the subsequent lactation, but it altered milk FA profile in early lactation by decreasing unsaturated FA content, notably when starting to supplement WS at 90 and 60 d from the expected calving date.

Whether CM2 is a proton channel has not been directly demonstrated by biophysical assays, but it alters the intracellular pH in transfected cells and its transmembrane domain can substitute for that of the influenza A virus M2 protein (Stewart and Pekosz, 2012).

This change of coordinate system maintains the structural principles inside data; but it alters the way in which they are represented, so that the principles will be discriminated more straightforwardly.

Soil compaction not only reduces available pore volume in which fluids are stored, but it alters the arrangement of soil constituents and pore geometry, thereby adversely impacting fluid transport and a range of soil ecological functions.

This may seem like an insignificant change, but it alters the underlying cognitive framework that serves as the basis from which aid organizations operate.

Not only does the pronoun switch compromise the lyric's personal declaration of love, but it alters a song that would be more effective in these dramatic circumstances with the correct lyric.