Sentence examples for would be modifications from inspiring English sources

"It was clear from the beginning there would be modifications," Mr. Roberts said.

When some veterans of the Westminster Assembly went to Holland in 1660 to meet with Charles before he returned, the king made it clear that there would be modifications to satisfy "tender consciences".

Furthermore, the next step would be modification of specific phages to improve their targeting/activity.

A logical method for improving the oxidative stability of the Mg(BH4 2 system would be modification of the BH4− anion to incorporate one or more electron-withdrawing groups.

The obvious and simple option for improvement of dissolution testing of drugs with low solubility (such as atorvastatin) would be modification of the method by employing higher (unphysiological) medium volumes in the individual compartments, which would prevent early saturation of medium with the tested API.

I knew that if I were cooking his food at home, there would need to be modifications.

An example of that would be mortgage modifications.

The only acceptable answer would be widespread modifications that reduce loan balances, reduce interest rates or extend the terms of the loans.

The nation's top military general, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Marine Gen. Joseph Dunford, responded saying that there would be "no modifications to the current policy until the President's direction has been received by the Secretary of Defense and the Secretary has issued implementation guidance".

Following Wootton [9], indirect effects caused by changes in C could be regarded as "chains of direct interactions" while indirect effects caused by changes in α would be "interaction modifications".

The subject of a substantial change cannot be a substance; if it were, the result would be a modification of that substance, that is, an incidental change.