Sentence examples for substantially rewritten from inspiring English sources

The bill was substantially rewritten to meet conservative rebels' demands.

The Broadway version, directed, as was the earlier incarnation, by James Lapine, has been substantially rewritten.

Russ Hoyle, the deputy Sunday editor at the time, said that Mr. Evans had substantially rewritten the article.

Mr. McGreevey always referred to "closing loopholes" in the corporate business tax, although the law was substantially rewritten.

In 1996 his 1979 play, "Buried Child," successfully lobbied the Tony committee to be considered a new play on the grounds that it had been substantially rewritten.

Now it's been substantially rewritten with a sharp intelligence as it takes us into the family of an Italian-American former Brooklyn longshoreman.

"I've learned some things about telling a commercial story; I substantially rewrote this," Mr. Patterson said.

We decline to rule more expansively, for to do so would result in this Court substantially rewriting the Code.

Such an interpretation would substantially rewrite the history of Islam and challenge fundamentalist branches of the faith.

That job (he has done 19 so far) sometimes requires little except trimming; other times he must substantially rewrite creaky, jokeless or incoherent texts.

Indeed, the court expressly "decline[d] to rule more expansively, for to do so would result in this court substantially rewriting the code.... " Thus, the questions purportedly framed in the petition are not in fact presented by this case.