Sentence examples for much modifies from inspiring English sources

It is also an open possibility that the dependence on a form of life so much modifies the basic autonomy of metabolism that the higher identity essentially intervenes in the very condition of operational closure of autopoiesis.

The building has been much modified internally.

The cliffs have been much modified by landslides.

Quarantine is much modified in modern practice because of the better understanding of communicable disease.

(2) There was to be only a very much modified form of repayment obligation.

Thanks to fierce lobbying, the legislation, much modified and expanded to four hundred pages, passed, on October 3rd.

In Japan, Vajrayana doctrine was much modified and systematized by the great religious leader Kūkai, known posthumously as Kōbō Daishi.

Almena defended himself on that count, saying that when he'd rented the warehouse it had been legal, though the space had also been much modified since.

Many women wear cotton housedresses, and even the traditional costume is much modified from the pre-Columbian skirt and huipil (overblouse, or tunic).

The course of the river and the local water tables have been much modified by a series of dams to generate power and to permit navigation to Lyon.

These days the once trademark tactics, which during his unhappy days in charge of Newcastle frequently involved long balls aimed at Michael Owen's throat and passes crashed into the corners, are much modified.