Sentence examples for had already modified from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mordechai, the synagogue's president, said the congregation had already modified its plans to meet the concerns of its neighbors.

In a letter to the BBC staff on Monday, Mark Thompson, its director general, ruled out new talks, saying that management had already modified its initial pension proposal.

Circus Clown Rico, AKA Croydon-based Ricardo Caruana, who has performed as a clown for more than 20 years, said he had already modified his act owing to the changing reputation of traditional clowns.

Prior to Ade's formation of the African Beats, one of his most notable predecessors, I.K. Dairo, had already modified juju through incorporation of Yoruba "talking" drums which replicate the tones of Yoruba language and through extensive use of the call-and-response vocal structure that is typical of the traditional music of many sub-Saharan African peoples, including the Yoruba.

69 Squadron had already modified two F-4s in early 1970 for the role by removing their cannons and replacing them with cameras, and after the ceasefire these were joined by a pair of loaned American RF-4Cs, which were in operation until the squadron received two RF-4Es in early 1971.

In fact, Oxitec has already modified all the Aedes aegypti eggs the world may ever need.

Some Western navies have already modified their old rescue equipment to work with the American gear.

The board has already modified the terms of US Airways' loans once; had it not done so, the airline would have been in technical default on the loans earlier this year.

And, he said, it seems that Microsoft has already modified its business practices in light of the scrutiny by the government and Judge Jackson.

They have already modified parts of the bill in response to testimony from business groups in two previous hearings and said on Friday that they only needed a vote to put their work into effect.

In the context of such extraordinary environmental time frames, neither the Aboriginals nor the European settlers can be described as long-term residents, yet in their brief time they have already modified the landscape considerably and in most ways deleteriously.