Sentence examples for changed to some from inspiring English sources

Even a phrase like "Chinese people" had to be changed to "some people".

Thus, rhodopsin, on absorption of light energy, is changed to some other compound, but new rhodopsin is formed, or rhodopsin is regenerated, during dark adaptation.

That has changed to some extent since Sept. 11, and the F.B.I. and C.I.A. now prepare a joint report on terrorist threats every day.

The settlers were given fertile land along the Line of Rail while Africans were resettled in less fertile areas, a situation that has changed to some degree because of land reform programs.

The sulfide minerals, through exposure to weathering and circulating water, have undergone oxidation in which the sulfide ion is converted to sulfate and the metal ion also is changed to some higher valence state.

"That victory made me think: 'Do I really need to go to Australia to feel I've achieved something?' For a while I'd thought I won't feel satisfied until I got back in the NRL but that's changed to some degree.

Every job in Britain will change to some extent and many will change substantially.

"Our tactics are going to have to change to some degree," a Bush administration official said.

Now that role may change to some extent, depending on Israel's future actions.

The gene pool for a species will change to some degree every generation.

Allele frequencies are expected to change to some extent due to drift, but if this change is larger than expected, then selection is a possible explanation.