Sentence examples for extensively revamped from inspiring English sources

It's www.oanda.com, extensively revamped last spring by the Oanda Corporation, an Internet company that was spun off four years ago by Olsen & Associates, the Swiss econometrics firm.

Yesterday's fire is a disaster because the pier had just been extensively revamped, but it may not have been completely destroyed: pier buildings burn easily, but their decking is of thick timber and the cast-iron substructure is solid.

The game's real meat, however, lies online, with two major pillars in the form of versus multiplay and Horde 3.0 (the name reflecting the Coalition's desire to register that the much-loved survival mode has been extensively revamped).

– Glenn Collins The Village Voice: A look at five of Manhattan's great literary watering holes: three pretty much as they were (Pete's Tavern, McSorley's, Old Town Bar), one extensively revamped (Minetta Tavern) and one closed — temporarily, it is hoped (Chumley's).

Mercedes-Benz plans the official world premiere of its extensively revamped E-Class lineup at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit on Jan . 14 but a sneak preview of the new sedans and station wagon was revealed Thursday.

The quality of these all-new or extensively revamped cars declined by 10 percent in the 2011 Initial Quality Survey, to 122 problems per 100 vehicles from 111 a year earlier.

Between 1993 and 1997, at least 70percentt of the nation's 175 medical centers devoted to children -- free-standing, independent centers, as well as those affiliated with large hospitals like the three under way in New York -- made major capital investments by building entire new centers or extensively revamping existing space.

The Victorian mansion has been "extensively" refurbished and tourism chiefs believe the revamped hotel will prove to be a big draw for visitors from all over the world.

The interiors were elaborately revamped.

The curriculum would be revamped.

And it has revamped its board.