Sentence examples for modified in recent from inspiring English sources

The American resolution has been modified in recent days and is the better for it.

The main building, where patients were treated, has been modified in recent years with two lighthouselike structures at the front corners, facing the Sound.

The Passion Play here, depicting the last hours and resurrection of Jesus, has been delighting Christian believers and incurring increasing controversy over its anti-Semitism, however grudgingly modified in recent decades, for nearly 400 years.

Subtly modified in recent years to cope with the impact of future earthquakes, the bridge was opened in 1937, its design led by the engineer and poet Joseph Strauss who had campaigned tirelessly for the project.

Certain principles of intensive care have been modified in recent years.

The hypothesis that all actions of melatonin are mediated via specific receptors in cellular membranes has also been markedly modified in recent years.

Michael Friedman's original position (Friedman 1985, 1992) with respect to the role of intuition in mathematical reasoning descends from Beth's and Hintikka's, though it is substantially different from theirs and has been modified in his most recent writings.

(At Bal Harbour it used to be a straight radius of 20 miles but it has been modified slightly in recent years).

And they have motivated similar attacks on trials of other genetically modified crops in recent years: grapes designed to fight off a deadly virus in France, wheat designed to have a lower glycemic index in Australia, sugar beets in Oregon designed to tolerate a herbicide, to name a few.

This scale is based on one used by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, modified in light of some recent research on its effectiveness.

Within each of these topics the review addresses (i) current collection guidelines, (ii) the scientific evidence supporting these guidelines, (iii) whether the guidelines can be modified in light of more recent evidence and (iv) the consequences of not modifying the guidelines.