Sentence examples for most extensive changes from inspiring English sources

The most extensive changes to New York's subway routes in decades became a reality yesterday as service over the bridge was expanded, but many New Yorkers and tourists apparently didn't get the memo.

That immediately got his audience's attention at the first of the two conferences, on Sept. 17. "Government has just adopted the most extensive changes to securities laws since the 1930's," Mr. Brum said.

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.

The rules are the most extensive changes the State Department has made to its largest cultural exchange program since several hundred foreign students protested last summer at a plant in Pennsylvania that packs Hershey's chocolates.

But advocates for subway riders said the lack of an announcement was yet another example of the transit agency's attempts in recent months to limit public input -- which usually becomes public outcry -- about the most extensive changes in the system in more than a decade.

Most extensive changes were detected in the mean and perpendicular diffusivity.

The selectors tried to turn things around with seven new faces in the team, the most extensive change of an England XI during a Test series since seven players were changed for the 1921 Ashes Tests against Australia at Lord's and Headingley (when only JWHT Douglas, Ciss Parkin, Lionel Tennyson and Frank Woolley were retained, and Tennyson replaced Douglas as captain).

Because of construction work on the Manhattan Bridge that will cut off train routes between Brooklyn and the Grand Street station and is expected to last until late 2003, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority instituted the most extensive service changes in recent memory.

The construction of modern superhighways involves some of the most extensive terrain changes on Earth, having in some cases resulted in the removal of mountains or at least large portions thereof.

Which of the choroidal layers suffers the most extensive morphological changes during the course of Vogt Koyanagi–Harada (VKH) disease is still unknown.

To advance our understanding of the dynamic history of the chloroplast genome in the Trebouxiophyceae, it will be necessary to analyze additional taxa from the lineages that display the most extensive genomic changes.