Sentence examples for that altered how from inspiring English sources

Samuel Huntington, the political theorist who died on Dec. 24 at the age of 81, was a power thinker, one of the breed of "big idea" men whose major works didn't just explain historical transformation but seemed to crystallize it — in ways that altered how the rest of us looked at the world, for better and also for worse.

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

To Newell, consumers can't upend the health-care system alone — change will come from employers and health plans that alter how the system pays for care.

Cars and planes are equipped with these small, passive devices that alter how air flows over the surface of a moving object to make it more aerodynamic.

Ford and G.M. are also working on technologies that would provide a range of inflation options for an air bag, beyond two settings, as well as tethers that alter how far out the air bag will protrude.

They are capitalizing on the new platforms and technologies that alter how people experience brands and shop for products and services.

They are changing the dynamics of the business of brands, capitalizing on the new platforms and technologies that alter how people experience and engage with brands and shop for products and services.

Some examples include mutations that alter how adults regulate insulin, digest sugars and starches, metabolize ethanol and zinc, transport fats, regulate the immune response to pathogens, and repair and replicate DNA.

Henry, Sugino et al. then mapped how these changes in gene expression trigger molecular "pathways" in the neurons that alter how the cells work.

These data suggest that overexpression of BATF impacts the T-cell gene expression program in a manner that alters how T cells respond to intrinsic apoptotic signals.

Thus, modifying T cells with regulatory immune signals can serve as a route to deliver cues to LNs that alter how T cells develop during antigen presentation.