Sentence examples for altered extensively from inspiring English sources

During the tour, in the venerable tradition of musical theater, the show was altered extensively.

Montazeri then declared: "Such elections results were declared that no wise person in their right mind could believe, results that based on credible evidence and witnesses had been altered extensively".

Even though the SVS succession is deformed, altered, extensively silicified and metamorphosed in the low greenschist facies, primary textures, original contacts and facies relationships are recognized in some places allowing clues for the facies architecture and the depositional environment.

Consequently, the drug regimen of those patients might have been altered more extensively by the GPs, so an underestimation of the number of drug changes cannot be ruled out.

We found that almost all transcripts regulated by progesterone were also regulated by MPA, and in most cases that regulatory levels were approximately equal, with some transcript levels altered more extensively by MPA than by progesterone.

Long periods of occupation have extensively altered the natural setting of Moscow.

Ms. Marcovicci's new show, "Marcovicci Sings Movies II," at the Oak Room, is an extensively altered and improved revival of one she performed there 21 years ago.

"However, given the limited extent of the information leaked by Snowden at the time the survey was fielded, it seems unlikely that the average American had extensively altered their willingness to discuss political issues".

Parks's driver Red Byron, backed by the crew chief Red Vogt, captured the championship of Nascar's first series: the 1948 events for "modified" cars, models built before World War II and extensively altered for racing.

But about 1930, the house was extensively altered, with a new wing and a lavish new organ room that caused "the careful balance of the original facade" to be lost, said Michael R. Corbett, an architectural historian who evaluated the property for the town.

Forests similar to the Mediterranean sclerophyllous forests extend east, discontinuously, as far as the western slopes of the Himalayas, although throughout their range they have been extensively altered by human activities and nowhere are considered to be in their natural state.