Sentence examples for have even been changed from inspiring English sources

At one point, it may have even been changed to a direct-to-video release.

Some Lactobacillus S-layers, but not all, have even been found to change their surface hydrophobicity in response to environmental ionic strength, thus possibly offering different binding capacities.

These models have even been used to assess change on a global scale.

Disorders in endocrinological and immunological pathways have been supposed to be responsible for the influence of negative psychological aspects on survival but these biochemical changes have even been assumed to elicit depressive reactions themselves [ 63, 64].

Sometimes, money has even been known to change hands -- above the table or underneath (this is New Jersey, after all).

Money has even been known to change hands in order for an MC to write a diss for another MC.

The new policy on climate change has even been coupled by the president with his new proposal for a "Clean Skies Act" which aims to cut conventional air pollution using mandatory limits and pollution trading.

Maybe the editor would have said it couldn't even be changed, but I think it's astonishing that they didn't even try.

For example, because of the economic reform of public working units, many early childhood programs which used to be supported by public working units were either closed down, or integrated into other programs, some of which even having been changed to private service providers.

Not even the names have been changed.

"History could easily have been changed," even if Mr. Dean only threatened to go public, Mr. Robenalt said.