Sentence examples for something that alters from inspiring English sources

That's useful stuff, to be sure, but not something that alters how schools work.

We are searching, through a work of art, for something that alters us, that we weren't aware of before.

Heinrichs is hesitant to recommend ginger for nausea during pregnancy, though, because its active agent has been identified as a mitogen -- something that alters the genome and could affect the fetus.

However, I feel squeamish about wearing something that alters reality.

That's the humanized name for a new transcoding engine, which is something that alters the size or makeup of a file.

But the fact that a thing is altered requires that there should be something that alters it, something e.g. that makes the potentially hot into the actually hot: so it is plain that the movent does not maintain a uniform relation to it but is at one time nearer to and at another farther from that which is altered: and we cannot have this without locomotion.

We found that such lone attackers are tend to be male, a little more likely to have more than a high school education, and have experienced a recent change, like a lost job, a broken relationship, a move to a new area, or something that altered one's traditional life.

Let's say 7 is something that temporarily alters your life like losing your job or having to move out of a home you can no longer afford.

But he is far enough behind that he instead needs a "game change" — something that fundamentally alters the dynamics of the race and allows him to substantially improve on his benchmarks from previous states.

Pat Crerand, one of the heroes of Busby's team, wrote of the transitional events of 1969-70 that "Matt had given us the freedom to play, something that was altered slightly under Wilf, who was more regimented".

Climate change is gradually becoming understood here as something that will alter many aspects of how Europeans live, potentially destroy or diminish some parts of the economy, and halt beloved local traditions such as the summer barbecue, which was banned this year in public spots in parts of Sweden to reduce the chance of fire.