Balancing these developments has been a dramatic expansion of tourism.
During the course of human evolution, there was a dramatic expansion of the cortical surface.
And third, I am proposing a dramatic expansion of public school choice.
Surely, Bush's team argued, the extreme continuing threats to our national security warranted a dramatic expansion of presidential power.
A dramatic expansion of the repair-and-servicing sector, the secondhand market, and the sharing economy would provide additional levels of commercial activity.
As school was about to let out this summer, both houses of Congress voted for a dramatic expansion of the federal role in the education of our children.
The current demand on the Indian electricity network also suggested little need for a dramatic expansion of supply capacity, he said.
The machine reduced costs by speeding up the printing process; hence it fostered a dramatic expansion of all areas of publishing.
Just before the visit his American counterpart, Barack Obama, had secured Congressional approval of a plan for a dramatic expansion of the country's health-insurance market.
Roberts argued that Britain's defense commitments both at home and abroad merited a dramatic expansion of the armed forces so as to secure the home isles from invasion.
But in a dramatic expansion of its mission, the foundation is now incorporating testimonies from mass atrocities other than the Holocaust into its archives.
