Sentence examples for an extensive redesign from inspiring English sources

He talks enthusiastically about Test Drive, his relatively new car magazine that has just had an extensive redesign.

The company has high hopes for the site, which will undergo an extensive redesign to be introduced in May.

Businessweek, which has undergone an extensive redesign since Bloomberg agreed to buy it in 2009, jumped 49 percent in ad pages.

Drug manufacturers have long fought passing any Medicare drug plan unless it was part of an extensive redesign of the entire Medicare program, something few politicians think possible in an election year.

Long eclipsed by Facebook and with a distinctly uncool parent company, the website is reinventing itself with an extensive redesign and a shift towards "social entertainment" that, it hopes, will help reverse its declining audience and revenues – and which could dress the business up for a face-saving sale by News Corporation.

The site had an extensive redesign in 2006.

It was occupied for many years by the city's Department of Cultural Affairs and the Convention and Visitors Bureau and is now undergoing a extensive redesign as the future home of the Museum of Arts and Design (formerly known as the American Craft Museum).

As anticipated, Google Finance launched a fairly extensive redesign and feature changes today.

Traditionally the Upper Ward was judged to be "to all intents and purposes a nineteenth-century creation ... the image of what the early nineteenth-century thought a castle should be", as a result of the extensive redesign of the castle by Wyatville under George IV.

We will then discuss the more extensive redesign approach of an enzyme, glyoxolase II, structurally unrelated to CA and MMP but that still performs hydrolytic catalysis.

According to a confidential executive summary distributed to members and obtained by The New York Times, the plan lays out spending for a host of projects from the extensive redesign of Avery Fisher Hall, to new auditoriums for film, expanded catering facilities and a greening of Damrosch Park on the campus's southwest corner.