Sentence examples for it would modify from inspiring English sources

Harvard Law School announced last year that it would modify its venerable curriculum, and its cross-country rival, Stanford Law School, has begun making changes, too.

Some took it as a sign that perhaps the new Chinese government led by President Xi Jinping was fed up with North Korea after its third nuclear test in February and that it would modify its support.

Comcast announced on Wednesday that it would modify its practices.

Last month NBC said it would modify its presentation and hold a series of meetings with leading advertisers in New York, Chicago and Los Angeles in early April.

On Wednesday it reported that it would modify its books to reflect a rise in asbestos-related injury costs of its Keene subsidiary.

But late Friday, after it was asked for a reaction to Mr. Perkins's comments, Expedia said it would modify its site to specify the tax charge and the fee.

Mary L. Schapiro, the top regulator there, said NASD had submitted a rule identical to the Big Board's but would modify it to specify that it covers articles written by analysts, and perhaps question-and-answer columns, but not news reports.

Unlike those who would abolish birthright citizenship, Schuck would modify it so that a child born in the U.S. to undocumented parents could obtain it later if he or she developed a "genuine connection" to American society — by remaining in the country and, say, attending U.S. schools.

She did not totally contradict Brunson's speculation that Age of Aquarius communities did not realize their movement had a history, but would modify it just a bit. 1.

I would modify it slightly to: focus, focus, focus.

By the 1830s, Samuel Ruggles would modify it further into New York's toniest park, Union Square, luring the wealthy who quickly built homes of 'costly magnificence' around it.