Sentence examples for will greatly alter from inspiring English sources

It remains to be seen whether a new formula will greatly alter the dynamic between Egypt's military and civilian authorities.

Ms. Sawyer's last day on "Good Morning America" will be Dec. 11, effectively setting a deadline for a decision that will greatly alter the morning show.

The plan is as risky as it is bold, and it will greatly alter how most of Facebook's billion-plus users experience the service.

This, Mr. Bremmer said, will greatly alter the relationship between China and Western countries like the United States, generating more conflicts over jobs and market access.

Taken together, the changes in the expression of genes involved in DNA modification and chromatin structure demonstrate that the genome is undergoing rapid and dynamic changes that will greatly alter transcription factor accessibility.

However the changes proposed will not greatly alter the appearance or effectiveness of modern bats; they merely halt a trend.

When considered at the level of an individual cell unit, when luminal glucose concentration is high > 30mM,  increased  apical membrane SGLT1densities  will not greatly alter net transcellular absorption,   as this is rate limited by GLUT2 densities in the basolateral membranes and saturation of GLUT2 due to high cytosolic glucose.

The thickness of the pumpkin will not greatly alter how quickly it rots.

But sources in and out of the Gov ernment say that if it does the racial and economic make up of suburban areas will be greatly altered.

But the reader's perception of "Liars and Saints," which appeared in 2003, will be greatly altered by the new novel, "A Family Daughter". Initially, "Liars and Saints" simply looked like fiction.

The children spend most of the year at boarding school, and have been alternating holidays with each parent, so there seems little likelihood that the children's lives will be greatly altered.