Sentence examples for will try to modify from inspiring English sources

Then we will try to modify it according to our culture, according to our topics," Dr. Youssef said of his move to television.

And when pressed in the general election campaign, the Republican nominee (whoever it may be) will try to modify his anti-choice stance to please a pro-choice electorate.

"The commander can say, 'I hear what you're saying and within the mission I will try to modify it in a way that would seem to be logical,' or, 'I've heard what you're saying but I'm sorry this is the mission and this is what we're doing,"' he added.

The business secretary appeared to give some ground to unhappy party colleagues by indicating he will try to modify Browne's report by suggesting that tuition fees should be capped at about £7,000, and that wealthy students may face charges if they attempt to pay off the fees swiftly.

In the future, the city will try to modify the Web site so that it can be quickly stripped down to a few essential features  —  like an evacuation map, searchable by ZIP code —  that are in highest demand during an emergency.

We will try to modify this severe ALI model by reducing the dose of LPS/acid in next study to further explore the effect of dietary GLN on survival.

Second, he'd tried to modify his rucksack the night before and had accidentally cut off a strap… We'd often joked as we prepared for our run that we were weekend ramblers who'd strayed on to a path up Everest.

The best thing, though, is that it doesn't just copy and paste the snippet into the code, but it will also try to modify the code to fit the variables you already use in your own code.

A future challenge will be to try to modify these zinc finger motifs and guide the G9a/GLP complex to switch off other genes.

They're going to try to modify the immune system, not with immune suppression, but in a way that will last.

I was less certain about whether I should try to modify my swing.