Sentence examples for deeply change from inspiring English sources

3) D. angustifolia encroachment could deeply change the biodiversity of tundra vegetation and may eventually result in the replacement of native biota, especially with nitrogen addition.

"That's the interesting thing about arts and humanities infusing into curriculum: how does it impact and how does it deeply change the student?" Wong noted.

Some politicians say they expect the attacks to deeply change how campaigns are waged next year; others say the usual partisan fisticuffs will resume sooner or later.

Perhaps it was a cultural limitation, a refusal to believe that in a weak and under-educated country like Italy, the daily bombardment of commercial TV stations, in the possession of a man like Berlusconi, would deeply change daily lives.

The worlds of VR and AR may deeply change how we interact with computers but it may also change how we follow celebrities as well.

Research shows that the use of some technologies may deeply change the solving processes and contribute to impact the learning processes.

Overtime, the artificial mating system imposed on laboratory strains has deeply changed the male mating phenotype, going as far as changing their insemination capacity, and imposing changes in the size and composition of the mating plug transferred to females with possible effects on sperm uptake and retention.

Tweaked, certainly; but truly and deeply changed?

They've deeply changed me and the way I write.

The technology has deeply changed food photography, of course.

The landscape of institutional and noninstitutional actors and control structures has deeply changed.