Sentence examples for slightly altered version from inspiring English sources

A friend of a friend would repeat a slightly altered version.

A slightly altered version of that plan took the top cabinets to the ceiling to create more storage.

John McCain's economic vision, as he has laid it out during the campaign, amounts to a slightly altered version of Republican orthodoxy, with tax cuts at the core.

He offered an only slightly altered version of his usual stump speech, framing some of his positions in terms of how they would benefit foreigners and recent immigrants.

Glivec was already on the market, however, so Novartis decided to seek a patent on a slightly altered version, potentially giving it a longer period of market exclusivity.

Now researchers at Washington University and the University of Maryland have discovered why: these nonresponsive patients have a slightly altered version of a gene that muscles use to control responses to nerve signals.

Moderna says it can avoid that by using slightly altered versions of the chemical units in RNA.

Mr. Trevor-Roper's book makes no mention of him, and other histories tell slightly altered versions of the event.

Many are only slightly altered versions of existing phones, suggesting how easily we get bored — how we'll crave something that slides, say, instead of flips open.

It spawns slightly altered versions of itself that compete for computer time on the basis of their success at finding matches.

Mr. Dominik and Mr. Shatz also used a process called "worldizing," in which they would take sounds, play them back in different environments, record the slightly altered versions and then switch between them to create an ambience.