Sentence examples for modifications would have from inspiring English sources

The extra funds "saved" by avoiding unnecessary plant modifications would have supported an extended service network and aggressive media promotions.

Some members of a laboratory citizens advisory group said the modifications would have given Bechtel too much authority and risked an inadequate cleanup as the company raced to meet deadlines.

Modifications would have to be tested, and only then would Air France and British Air, the two airlines that fly Concordes, discuss whether a return to service made sense.

To apply the seismic record to Donghekou slide, modifications would have to be made.

I had to make several adjustments so that it would be meaningful for the online students...Ideas from the academic team in terms of past modifications would have been good as well".

It therefore seems unlikely that higher pCO2 could account for the changes in vascular resistances that we observed in our septic patients, because any modifications would have been expected to be in the opposite direction.

What's more the possibility of targeted climate modification would have obvious and terrifying consequences if used as a weapon of war.

J. K. Huey, a Wells Fargo vice president, said a short sale, like a loan modification, would have to meet the requirements of the investor who owns the loan.

It seems clear, however, that such a modification would have reduced the risk Dufault faced on the fatal night she used it.

A tree with no homoplasy or blending would have a C.I. of 1.0; a tree with twice as many steps as needed to straightforwardly evolve the characters under pure descent with modification would have a CI of 0.5.

The modification would have to be accepted by the players union and be written into the league's collective bargaining agreement.