Sentence examples for undergoing some alterations from inspiring English sources

Incidental Intelligence: The Metropolitan Life Building is undergoing some alterations, and on the fence that surrounds the operation there is a chalked message reading, "Down with Variable Annuities".

By John McCarten and M. M. Silver The New Yorker, January 17 , 1959P. 21 Incidental Intelligence: The Metropolitan Life Building is undergoing some alterations, and on the fence that surrounds the operation there is a chalked message reading, "Down with Variable Annuities".

Due to its biological nature, wooden artefacts can undergo some alteration during their service life that can be caused by mechanical, environmental or biological agents.

Most probably these strains were spread to Swedish poultry farms by dry feedstuffs and may have undergone some alteration in immunological composition during storage.

The house, known as White Eagle when it was built in 1917, has undergone some extensions and alterations, but its architecture has basically been maintained.

The coatings remained entirely glassy, but the glass underwent some structural alterations during processing.

The museum itself is undergoing alterations.

Intended to be dismantled, it has stayed put and is currently undergoing alterations to make it suitable for football – bringing the total budget to over £700m.

One structure that will be undergoing alterations is the urbane Italian Renaissance four-story office building at 50 Madison Avenue, which was built as the headquarters of the A.S.P.C.A.

To optimize strength without unduly increasing weight, bones accommodate the loads that are habitually imposed upon them by undergoing alterations in mass, external geometry, and internal micro-architecture.

The Enterobacter species form a heterogenic group and its nomenclature is still undergoing alterations.