Sentence examples for verge of altering from inspiring English sources

Johnson was indeed on the verge of altering the South's political landscape, but not in the way that he and King had discussed on the phone.

The White House seems on the verge of altering seven years of U.S. policy by letting Saddam Hussein slip free of the international effort to prevent him from developing a new arsenal of biological and chemical weapons.

The event marked only the third time that the NBA's league-owned television network, NBA TV, has telecast a game in high-definition television, the crystal-clear TV format that for years has been on the verge of totally altering the television experience.

This may be on the verge of change, however, as new data suggest that ovarian function and fertility can be dramatically altered by technologies that might prove amenable for potential clinical development.

Semiconductor light emitting diodes (LEDs) are finally on the verge of having the capability to radically alter the entire lighting landscape with staggering improvements in both lighting efficiency and efficacy.

All that alters is how you feel about being on the verge of passing out — defeated in the middle of the day, exhilarated at the end.

But this does not alter the basic point now (and also for next year's congressional elections): that with the country on the verge of a recession, it makes no economic sense to be running or defending large budget surpluses.

It was on the verge of cohering.

It's on the verge of insanity.

Arthur seemed on the verge of resurrection.

You're on the verge of despair.