Sentence examples for we'll alter from inspiring English sources

In fact, at Déjà Vu Vintage (9 Raffles Boulevard, Millenia Walk, No. 01-70), whash has a noteworthy collection of designer vintage pieces from Ossie Clark, Pucci, Commes des Garcons and more, the owner, Kelly Yeo, will cheerily call out to you through the fitting-room curtain saying, "Don't worry about the fit — come, we'll alter it for you".

So LimeWire says, "OK, we'll alter the application so that it complies with your wished, RIAA".

Now our commitment on the cable side is that we will alter our schedule to accommodate things that happen".

The robustness of results will be investigated by using a strategy of comparing different specifications within the generalised linear model and conducting a series of one-way sensitivity analyses, where we will alter key assumptions on programme intensity and frequency as measured by the number, length and duration of visits.

The questionnaire is being administered with an intervention, which we hope will alter the outcome measures being tested, so the conditions are not ideal for assessing test-retest reliability.

It is only in the last few years that new insights into the biology of gliomas and significant changes in the treatment of these tumours has occurred, which we predict will alter the outcome in the coming decade.

However, since understanding the implications of putting the anastomosis in an area of less robust perfusion, we now will alter our operative plan in patients at high risk for doing poorly with a leak.

"We have made representations to the inquiry, but I don't think it'll alter anything".

I'll alter the performance to fit a public setting.

A secret colonial memo from 1919, uncovered by researchers for a Channel 4 programme on the Taranto mutiny, showed that the British government realised that everything had changed, too: "Nothing we can do will alter the fact that the black man has begun to think and feel himself as good as the white".

How do we know what experiences will alter the world as we know it if we're always in our own skin?