Meanings of great modifications in English

The individual, as an eccentric individual, was to undergo great modifications.

It, however, requires great modifications to suit it to different localities.

I've known some temperaments of a proved frivolity which seemed to have passed through it without any great modifications.

But they may suffer great modifications from the Assembly, and the longer the delay, the greater will be the modifications.

Theft is, according to the penal code, punished by fine and imprisonment, murder and adultery by death; but the law is subject to great modifications.

At the close of the Lower Miocene period (beds with Ostrea crassissima) great modifications in the relief and limits of the Algerian formations took place.

"I observe with pride, that gourmandise and coquettery, the two great modifications which society has effected in our imperious wants, are both of French origin."