Sentence examples for ultimately alter from inspiring English sources

The promise of mindfulness meditation is that it can help patients endure flash floods of emotion during the therapeutic process — and ultimately alter reactions to daily experience at a level that words cannot reach.

But on Thursday the judge, Paula J. M. Manderfield of Ingham County Circuit Court in Lansing, found that the petitions did not include ample warning that signing them could ultimately "alter or abrogate" the State Constitution.

This rapid growth will ultimately alter the way patients interact with the healthcare system and their own healthcare.

This effect would ultimately alter the functioning of the cancer cells, where the division of cancer cells can be blocked (Lobikin et al. 2012; Persinger and Lafrenie 2014).

Vallely says if traditional penile cutting does prove capable of lowering the risk of HIV infection, it may ultimately alter public health campaigns.

We assumed that due to greater frequencies of nsSNPs and indels in adaptive regions of CDSs it could be easier to ultimately alter, gain, or lose amino acids, thus becoming the front line of protein evolution.

It was Greenberg's experience in the Army that ultimately altered his perceptions of the significance of abstraction, and altered the history of American art.

So they are ultimately altering the persona of him after his death and associating him with a product that, in life, he stayed away from.

Altman's one-day stint with the Razorbacks — after what he deemed a late change of heart — ultimately altered the direction of three programs.

He then detailed Liverpool's intentions to dilute the new manager's responsibilities, a plan that was ultimately altered by owners Fenway Sports Group, and caused particular consternation at Anfield with the claim that Martínez was offered the job.

Water management (diversion) further aggravated the situation by creating drier dry seasons and wetter wet seasons, which ultimately altered fire frequency and intensity.