Sentence examples for substantially altering from inspiring English sources

For better or worse, for almost 70 years neither Republicans nor Democrats have succeeded in substantially altering public perceptions of what they stand for.

Mr. Romney favored substantially altering the Dodd-Frank financial regulations passed in summer 2010 and easing many regulations, but Mr. Obama supported stricter rules for the financial sector.

But even allies of the government conceded that there was little chance of substantially altering the law, which was instituted in 1993 to keep power out of the hands of certain groups, like the Muslim Brotherhood, an Islamist organization.

Although he had never before translated a Hebrew book, Mr. Frisch was chosen, Mr. Rosenfeld said, because the agency was looking for someone who would simply tweak the existing text without substantially altering its meaning or adding commentary.

Some Venetians are concerned that the sheer size of the structure, 820 feet, will require deep foundations that could break through the aquifer, substantially altering the fragile balance of the lagoon, which has already been damaged by pumping.

The idea is to swap the painted flats of the theater for the deep-focus expanse of the Hawaiian island of Kauai, where the picture was largely shot, without substantially altering any of the elements that made the play a hit.

Livestock can substantially alter plant communities.

(Notman's interior has been substantially altered).

Peering into this void could substantially alter the scope of historic preservation itself.

The peripheral aspects and presentation techniques do not substantially alter the main theme.

Of 164 statements which were substantially altered, 116 were changed to remove criticism of the police.