Sentence examples for has long altered from inspiring English sources

Farming, logging, and strip mining has long altered much of the Amazon rainforest, with slash-and-burn land-clearing techniques turning large portions of the forest into patchworks of pastures, second-growth forest, and degraded land.

Brent Scowcroft has long been the alter ego of Bush-past.

This candour has seen him routinely misrepresented: Watson has long given up trying to alter perceptions of him.

Another example would be Calvin Coolidge's "The chief business of the American people is business" from 1925, which has long become proverbial in the slightly altered form of "The business of America is business".

An altered gut microbiota has long been suspected to play an important part in the pathogenesis of IBD.

This evidence combined with the clinical observation that altered physical activity has long been recognized as a feature of depression [ 13], indicate that this variable could be one of the main parameters involved in mood disorders [ 14].

"Murray has long been on a mission to alter public perceptions of his home town, Dunblane, in Scotland," writes Samuel.

It has long been debated whether attention alters the categorical selectivity in regions such as the fusiform face area (FFA) and the visual word form area (VWFA).

Altered cortical function has long been thought to be at the root of migraine aura, and maybe even trigeminovascular activation.

It has long been known that the ganglioside composition is altered in tumor cells.

It has long been recognised that expression of genotypes is altered by environmental conditions.