Sentence examples for forcibly changing from inspiring English sources

At the most basic level, cycling was about physical transformation: it was about taking the body that nature had given you and forcibly changing it.

They "forcibly" install updates, either by changing an underlying layer [5] or by replacing files [4, 6], and there is no guarantee that the updates can be safely applied and that they are compatible to the software stack and the configuration of all affected virtual machines.

In TPP's ISDS courts, citizens have no representation--and random unelected CEOs act like a "nation state" to sue nations into changing local or national laws--or forcibly demand compensation (extortion money), in the form of rigged lawsuit settlements.

They were there to reflect on their futures amid rapidly changing immigration policy: What happens when we can once again be forcibly removed from the country?

Even before the Illinois action on Monday, homeowners across the nation have lodged complaints with state regulators and filed lawsuits of their own, contending that Safeguard tried to forcibly drive them from their homes in a campaign of fear that involved damaging possessions, changing locks and shutting off electricity.

Is changing.

"Changing things.

Changing nappies.

changing direction".

And changing.

Changing perceptions".