Sentence examples for To expansions from inspiring English sources
noun
The act or process of expanding.
- The expansion of metals and plastics in response to heat is well understood.
Under such conditions, Fed expansions of bank reserves lead to expansions of credit and the money supply and, if there is too much of that, to higher inflation.
Marginal tax rates have increased five percentage points since 2007 and will increase another five percentage points over the next 15 months, a trend attributed especially to expansions in health and other safety net programs.
When a questioner bit hard, dragging him through his stance on everything from the 1999 Brooklyn Museum show that featured a painting of the Virgin Mary that incorporated elephant dung to Kendra's Law to expansions of the rights of the transgendered, Lhota delivered a calm reply, teeth clenched, without the hint of a smile.
The SDI and PDI parameters have a nearly linear relationship to expansions under 0.40%.
The overseas centers are strictly for hiring talent and observing market trends, not preludes to expansions, Kim explained.
The move is similar to expansions that global services Spotify and Deezer have made in the past.
Are there any other obstacles to expansion?
He later explained his opposition to expansion.
Some universities face particular challenges to expansion.
But he went to expansion Carolina.
What were the key barriers to expansion?
