Sentence examples for sharply altering from inspiring English sources

The U.S. economy needs more capital in the next ten years than it knows how to obtain without sharply altering the disposition of the nation's wealth.

But consumer groups point out that while fatality rates have been dropping in the last two decades, that has coincided with the inclusion of seat belts, air bags and sophisticated computer safety systems -- with all this equipment sharply altering how automobiles perform in collisions.

The decisions by Howard Dean and Senator John Kerry to withdraw from the campaign finance system are sharply altering the early Democratic presidential nominating battles in Iowa and New Hampshire, as both candidates pump large sums into those small states in search of a decisive early victory.

Moreover, since the Supreme Court's first ruling, the program has been sharply altered.

Nothing is more certain than that alcohol can sharply alter mood and temperament.

They say they found some simple miscalculations or data exclusions that sharply altered the ultimate results.

But the outcome can either cement the direction of a race or sharply alter it.

The move would sharply alter the dynamics of the crowded competition among Democrats to challenge President Bush.

They have sharply altered the landscape of a city once defined by mosque domes and minarets and historic architecture.

Critics worry that changes to the definitions of these conditions would also sharply alter the number of people with diagnoses.

IF IT took over, the Syrian National Council (SNC), the main opposition to President Bashar Assad, would sharply alter the regional dynamic.