Sentence examples for too much alteration from inspiring English sources

"This needs too much alteration," she said, lifting the skirt.

Divorce law would be cleansed of fault; contract and criminal law were to be codified' and the commission's law reform proposals were to be ushered through parliament without too much alteration.

The idea here is that too much alteration can destroy the value of the unsupervised training set.

We will assess the hypothesis that, compared with healthy controls, CFS patients will show alterations in neural response to "too much" and "too little" and that these alterations will vary as a function of effort level.

"Without them, the gameplay changes too much, and it would require alterations to the rooms or object placement.

And having seen their comedic countrymen achieve greater success in America without sacrificing their essential Englishness, they hope they too can make it here, without much alteration to their bawdy, British formula.

When the blinds roll up a little too quickly or too slowly, you should be able to might small alterations to the speed without too much effort.

But that puts too much of a burden on victims, and risks physical altercations.

No, she couldn't afford the alterations, and the dress took up too much hanger space.

It manifests itself in slight alterations to daily routines, in resolutions not to watch too much television news, in searches for ways to make the static go away -- the caring of a puppy, for example.

Indeed, too much high laser power should be carefully avoided to prevent overheating and excessive thermal alteration of the metal, which would compromise the visual appearance of the resulting workpiece.