She made some extensive changes in the process.
"Like many players, he's had extensive changes in his body.
Many questions remain and the research is still under way, but this work could lead to extensive changes in social policy and the saving of millions of lives.
But if Obama is to build a personal relationship with Xi, he should disregard advice to press for immediate and extensive changes in China's approach toward North Korea.
The heavy betting favorite last year, Synchronised, died during the race, leading to extensive changes in the past 12 months to the Grand National course.
Extensive changes in positions that did not affect government policy, such as President Benjamin Harrison's changing 31,000 postmasters in one year, also led to inefficiency.
The surge of economic growth that lasted from the mid-1950s thethe mid-1970s brought extensive changes in French lifestyles and in some of society's basic structures.
The Sant'Egidio Community is one of a number of new lay movements that have emerged to fill gaps opened by the extensive changes in Roman Catholicism's devotional and organizational life after the Second Vatican Council.
He led the charge for extensive changes in the listing requirements of the New York Stock Exchange -- changes that give far greater emphasis to the role of the independent director.
Along with passing the most extensive changes in the rules governing mutual funds since the 1940's, the agency has been investigating dozens of companies suspected of violating securities laws.
On the other hand, if material disadvantage is a major cause of ill health among the poor, then extensive changes in the environment in which the poor live -- for example, cleaner buildings and more parks -- are needed.
