Sentence examples for were amended into from inspiring English sources

The greatest average above-ground biomass was observed when diatomite and chalcedonite were amended into the soil.

Only the electrospun mat of polar polymers were amended into 3-D architecture using aqueous SB solution while methanol solution was found equally effective for both polar and non-polar polymers.

The gun provisions were amended into Assembly Bill 103 last Thursday as one of many provisions that deal with public safety, and are expected to be voted on by the Legislature as part of the budget this coming Thursday.

The immediate threat is that the bill will be amended into incoherence.

In this study, naphthalene was amended into five different soil types and mineralisation, bacterial biosensor response and the number of indigenous microbial naphthalene degraders were determined.

Atrazine was amended into constructed wetlands (59 73×14×0.3 m) for the purpose of monitoring transport and fate of the pesticide to obtain information necessary to provide future design parameters for constructed wetlands mitigation of agricultural runoff.

Lieberman's apparently successful attempt to hijack health care reform and hold it hostage until it had been amended into something that liberals couldn't stomach has mesmerized the nation's political class.

It would join economies from Vietnam to Australia that lie at different ends of the spectrum of development.But the TPP will not happen without fast track, which forces Congress into a yes/no vote on any pending trade deal and so avoids the risk that it will be amended into oblivion.

The Russia sanctions package was amended into a measure stepping up sanctions against Iran, which passed 98 to 2 — the two "nay" votes were Sens. Rand Paul (R-Ky). and Bernie Sanders (I-Vt). In an interview over the weekend, Sanders stressed that he supported Russia sanctions.

It reserves the right to be amended into a class action suit and prays for damages in excess of $1 billion, plus an award of attorneys fees and costs.

(No, seriously that language was amended into the Republican Party's official platform last summer).