Sentence examples for modifying them from inspiring English sources

Just as soon as the words were out of her mouth, she was modifying them.

By two separate estimates, removing the four Klamath dams would be cheaper than modifying them.

Treatment would involve taking a patient's own T-cells, modifying them and returning them to the cancer site.

"The fact that Hillary Clinton also signed off on these instructions, without modifying them, is startling to me.

After that, the EU's Council of Ministers as well as the European Parliament will take a crack at modifying them.

Teenage brains have more synaptic connections than adult ones, which makes them highly impressionable, as they're building synapses and modifying them as they learn.

The rules could go into effect later this year -- if the securities industry, which says they merely add costs, does not succeed in modifying them.

Hunting for unusual sneakers and modifying them with markers or different laces has been cool for decades, a phenomenon defined in Harlem and the Bronx.

With some exceptions, common nouns used as subjects end in "-o" (singular) or "-oj" (plural), and adjectives modifying them end in "-a" (singular) or "-aj" (plural).

The big genres we know today have come about through developers taking ideas from successful releases, modifying them, and releasing new variations.

There was a new social understanding reached in the UK with the mitochondrial decision; a move from simply selecting human embryos to modifying them.