Sentence examples for sense to modify from inspiring English sources

Joseph Strasburg, the president of the Rent Stabilization Association, a trade group representing landlords, said that it might make sense to modify the tenant data that is sold so that it notes whether the tenant won the case.

A workers' manifesto for China Reprints Related items Debt: Switching off the litesOct 11th 2007 America's property crisis: The hammer dropsOct 4th 2007So it might make sense to modify the terms of the loan; better that the homeowner makes some payment and keeps his home.

It makes no sense to modify the primary fuzzy set and continue working with the previous membership function.

In many cases they would have likely decided it made more sense to modify a mortgage rather than be stuck with a tenant for five years.

Humans use a knowledge of the chemical senses to modify their own behaviour or physiology and to modify these properties in other animals.

Furthermore, it added a further layer of complexity to this potential catalyst class, because these dynamic thiourea-imine catalysts are, in a sense, able to modify and catalyze their own formation.

The Au-Ag alloy was dispersed into MWNTs, as a sensing film, to modify glass carbon electrodes.

"I think they may be right in embarking on it [the austerity programme] but I think they will probably have the sense that they will have to modify it when the effects are felt," Soros said.

"But I think they will probably have the sense that they'll have to modify it when the effects are felt," he said, "because I don't think they can possibly be implemented without pushing the economy into a recession".

Heterochronic shifts in gene expression are a powerful way to modify the senses.

We studied first membrane surface and cytoskeletal modifications, due to RPM exposure, to be sure the TCam-2 cells are able to sense and modify their shape in response to this mechanical stress.