Sentence examples for repeatedly altered from inspiring English sources

After that, its old home was repeatedly altered.

Citing people familiar with the grand jury proceedings, it said her arrest report was repeatedly altered.

And like most synthetic drugs, K2 can be repeatedly altered by replacing illegal chemicals with legal alternatives.

According to Landmark Preservation records, one building was put up in the mid-19th century on the site of a stoneyard, and has been repeatedly altered since.

In California, the state's Academic Performance Index, which has been repeatedly altered since it was instituted in 1999, has been criticized by some parents and business leaders as inscrutable.

It was twice reissued under the descendants of Clovis, and under the Carolingians (Charlemagne and his successors) it was repeatedly altered and systematized and was translated into Old High German.

They hold that God does not repeatedly alter his plan by suspending natural laws to (miraculously) intervene in human affairs.

He also said that the album's protracted production history enabled the group to experiment with the songs and repeatedly alter them to taste, thus ironically yielding a record that was considered better than if they had been able to simply record it and be done with it sooner.

What's more, she repeatedly alters her vocal delivery, rightly understanding that while the words that come out of her mouth have meaning, they're also sounds to be played with.

Politics may be more strongly influenced by law in the United States than in any other country, for this country's political direction was established by the Constitution and has repeatedly been altered by conscious expressions of popular will in the form of law.

It would require a central bank repeatedly to alter its goal for future inflation as prices deviated from the desired path.