Sentence examples for was subsequently altered from inspiring English sources

But the term "circumcision" did not adequately reflect society's deprecation of this violent child abuse, and was subsequently altered.

When the king's name was subsequently altered to incorporate the name of Amon, so was hers.

This pattern was subsequently altered in the late 1980s and early 1990s with the dissolution of the Soviet bloc (including the Soviet Union itself), the rapprochement between east and west, and the creation and expansion of the European Union (EU).

Something similar to what he intended at Saint-Denis was attempted soon after at Notre-Dame, Paris, begun in 1163 (the east end was subsequently altered), and Laon Cathedral, begun about 1165 (the east end was rebuilt in the early 13th century).

The course of Woodcock's professional life was subsequently altered by a move to Washington, D.C.

As a result, the film was first renamed Enthiram, but was subsequently altered to Enthiran.

Kingston's layout and architecture were subsequently altered, and Sir Sydney Olivier (later Lord Olivier) rebuilt its public offices on the finest street of the city.

In the late 20th century, however, Liechtenstein became a centre for money laundering, and its laws were subsequently altered to prohibit the opening of accounts anonymously.

The coherent precipitation of the L21 phase within the body-centered-cubic (BCC) matrix at intermediate temperatures was observed, and the size, shape, coherency, and spatial distribution of the L21 phase were subsequently altered through selected annealing treatments.

This paper suggests using a method of evaluation which changes as the algorithm evolves: whereas accuracy is initially compromised to improve the speed of the algorithm, the process is subsequently altered to produce a more accurate, evaluation process.

The authors reasoned that if clothing color only affected perceivers, then the results should be the same when a model is photographed in red as well as when the model is photographed in white which is subsequently altered to appear red.