Sentence examples for would be to alter from inspiring English sources

The question now is, what kinds of changes are realistic?" A top priority, Mr. Gelfand said, would be to alter or eliminate a provision that will require many employers to contribute to the cost of coverage for employees.

However, a study by scientists at Reading University has found that the effect of a massive and continuous injection of sulphates into the air would be to alter the rainfall patterns over vast regions of the world, notably Africa, South America and Asia which could as a result be devastated by drought.

To change the questioner would be to alter the question.

The aim of a minimum price would be to alter the cost of heavily-discounted drinks sold in shops and supermarkets.

Talks are currently taking place to see how easy it would be to alter the necessary technical systems, and to establish how quickly such changes could be made.

Berlin's argument was that, first, our normal way of regarding human beings as choice-making agents involves moral evaluation; to eliminate moral evaluation from our thinking completely would be to alter radically the way that we view the world.

To deny this would be to dramatically alter Australia's place in the world, both in terms of how the world views us and more importantly how we view ourselves.

An approach to this highly complex system would be to selectively alter the function of identified neurons within the functional neural network.

The biggest potential fallout would be if Turkey were to alter its liberal and domestically controversial policy towards the rebels.

One way to make transgenic rats would be to clone them from genetically altered cells.

Such stress-induced changes to FOXC1 would be predicted to alter the regulation of downstream target genes of FOXC1, including HSPA6 and should be further examined.