Sentence examples for substantially manipulated from inspiring English sources

The most noteworthy aspect of the system is the way that the programmed elements of pitch and rhythm can be substantially manipulated in live performance to accommodate the demands of phrasing and rubato.

West's vocals are substantially manipulated throughout the song from "naturally clear-sounding and ominously pitched-down as it pans back and forth", as they are slowed down, sped up, edited substantially, and altered in various ways, giving the song a brooding, ominous mood.

The number of converts also increased substantially, Ms. DeMelo said.

"We have cut the cost of the bill substantially," Mr. Ross said.

But "for most customers out there, the fundamentals of the economic situation haven't changed substantially," Mr. Donnelly said.

"One thing is almost certain: [the Comey story] will not affect Clinton's lead substantially," Sam Wang, of the Princeton Election Consortium, wrote on Saturday.

"Clearly the chances of sanctions being lifted on Russia have risen substantially," Charles Robertson, Renaissance Capital's global chief economist, said of Trump's victory.

More substantially, Ian Fleming's novels have become a template handily available to those who seek to explain aspects of our world.

The speed of the cars has been scrubbed substantially: Bill Elliott's pole-winning speed of 183.565 miles per hour this year was 7 m.p.h.

More substantially, Mr Obama said he would like to change the proceedings of the secret court that approves electronic spying and interprets counterterrorism laws.

"That reduces the possibility of a Lehman moment quite substantially," Jacob Kirkegaard, a senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics in Washington, said during a conference call on the crisis.