Sentence examples for substantially modifying from inspiring English sources

This is the case for all companies that build new cars, even if they are substantially modifying other vehicles.

He is substantially modifying a proposal that would allow SUNY and CUNY schools to raise their tuition without legislative approval.

One kind of these methods is to regularize such a model by smoothing out the corners at the ceilings and the floors without substantially modifying the assumptions of the model, but including some realistic situations.

According to the results, the HG scenario yielded the highest amount of urban growth without substantially modifying the historical growth trajectory while no negative impact on land potential for targeted land-uses were detected.

For instance, solid/solid interfaces are often the starting point of extended defects such as misfit dislocations that arise to compensate epitaxial strain, and lead to elastic fields propagating in both directions from the interface, substantially modifying its crystal structure and potentially its properties.

The conviction of and subsequent 25-year sentence given to Bernie Ebbers make an excellent case for repealing or substantially modifying the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, a destructive piece of legislation rushed through Congress three years ago in the aftermath of the WorldCom collapse.

The White House said that the rider on dredging toxins had been substantially modified.

A spokesman for Sequoia, Alfie Charles, said that the software that had been taken was an older version that had been substantially modified.

Eighteen years later, I started working on "The Odd Sea," which might be thought of as a more substantially modified version of "A Wrinkle in Time".

He also had the original text substantially modified to strengthen its drama and allow better opportunities for music.

President Castro, who took over from his brother Fidel in 2008, was only slightly less expansive, calling on Congress to formally lift the embargo but saying he believed Obama could substantially "modify its use".