Sentence examples for routinely altering from inspiring English sources

The two men, who founded and controlled the now-defunct production company Livent, and brought shows like "Ragtime" and a revival of "Showboat" to Broadway, were convicted in 2009 of defrauding investors of about 500 million Canadian dollars through a complex system of kickbacks and by routinely altering the company's financial statements.

In a scientific polling of my hair salon, every woman there from college student to grandmother was routinely altering their lower halves from looking Hippy Dippy Flower Power to New Millennium Minimalist Chic.

Even working links may be problematic, as many Web sites are routinely altered.

Water tables are routinely altered, and it will be many generations before any hardwoods take root on mountaintop removal sites.

However, hats can be modified to fit the head, dresses and suits are routinely altered to fit the body, bangs can be styled.

He routinely altered the writing credits on songs he had produced to include himself, and seemed to regard the paying of royalties, like so much else, as a personal affront.

Biologists routinely alter the genes of mice, with methods that are not yet acceptable for making inheritable changes in people, but one day genetic engineers may figure out how to apply safe patches to the human biological software.

Self-harm and sexual abuse incident reports filed on Nauru were routinely altered and downgraded in seriousness by the security company tasked with protecting asylum seekers on the island, new documents reveal.

CTV definition is routinely altered by volume reduction from PET-negative lymph nodes and volume expansion from PET-positive nodes[5, 7].

Thus, today, miRNAs are increasingly seen as important regulators of gene expression in breast cancers, acting either as oncogenes (such as miR-21) or tumor suppressors (such as let-7), and affecting through different mechanisms many cellular processes that are routinely altered in cancer, such as differentiation, proliferation, apoptosis, metastasis and telomere maintenance [ 8– 11].

But they are routinely suspected of altering players' birth certificates to make them seem younger and more attractive to major league clubs, and supplying players with steroids.