Sentence examples for entirely alter from inspiring English sources
A genuinely digital currency – on the blockchain model of Bitcoin – could entirely alter the power of the state.
A true rapprochement between American and Iran, however unlikely, could entirely alter the tenuous balance of power.
These include pigments, which usually preserve the texture of the original surface, and veneers of stone, wood, and a variety of manufactured products that entirely alter the surface character.
She said: "It will entirely alter the character of the Fylde - it will be unrecognisable.
For instance, Cheniere Energy decided to entirely alter the purpose of their LNG terminals and refit them to liquefaction rather than regasification units [10], a decision well supported by data displayed in Fig. 1.
Ten billion dollars spread out over ten years may not entirely alter a market that's expected to reach $100 billion a year very soon, but it is substantial enough give a lesser vendor much greater visibility, and possibly deeper entree into other government and private sector business.
The rhythm had to be entirely altered.
"When you are out there," he said, "you are in an entirely altered state".
What J. experiences, with the disappearance of electricity, and then the collapse of the state, is the loss of so much of her private life, her individuality, even what we might call her personality — all those things vanish or are entirely altered by the absence of her iPhone, her daily cup of coffee, her commute to work in an air-conditioned car, listening to "All Things Considered".
During weathering, some geochemical ratios can be altered through oxidation (Taylor and McLennan 1985) and/or diagenesis (Nesbit and Young 1989) provided that the bulk composition is not entirely altered.
Growing up in the post-9/11 era, our childhoods have been entirely altered by what occurred.
