Sentence examples for made extensive changes from inspiring English sources

For the DVD release, out on April 11, the director made extensive changes to the original.

The bank has since made "extensive changes to our junior banker programmes", according to a spokesman.

Ministers and other officials who were allotted bungalows also made extensive changes, including large additions and the construction of separate staff quarters on the plots.

Officials in President Bush's Council on Environmental Quality and in the Office of Management and Budget oversaw the draft and made extensive changes.

Lawmakers had made extensive changes to the bill in hopes of winning over Mr. Lynch, who had been critical from the start.

However, his remarks have infuriated teaching unions which pointed out the Conservatives have already made extensive changes to the curriculum since 2010.

Still, Norstedts may have been reluctant to make extensive changes that the author had not survived to oversee.

Friends and colleagues of Ms. Taymor have said she was forced out because she would not make extensive changes that the producers wanted.

A former Wall Street executive said last night that he thought the board should name an outsider with an outstanding reputation and give him a mandate to make extensive changes, including forcing changes in the board's membership.

Johnson & Johnson's decision requires the company to navigate a public relations tightrope, by portraying itself as willing to make extensive changes while simultaneously reassuring consumers that its existing products are safe.

T-Mobile only recently started turning on its fourth-generation network, called LTE, in a small number of cities as it has been making extensive changes to its smartphone payment plans, which did away with traditional two-year contracts.