Sentence examples for a drastic expansion from inspiring English sources

Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev spent vast sums of the country's oil profits on a drastic expansion and reconstruction of Astana.

In their appeal, lawyers for the women are arguing that this conclusion amounts to a drastic expansion of what the Supreme Court has previously treated as a "special-needs exception" to the Fourth Amendment's prohibition against unreasonable searches.

The word was first used in a political sense in England, and its introduction is generally ascribed to Charles James Fox, who in 1797 declared for a "radical reform" consisting of a drastic expansion of the franchise to the point of universal manhood suffrage.

A drastic expansion of that kind of capability could be a threat in the future".

The new CrunchBase is being launched after nearly a year of work and a drastic expansion of the team supporting it.

"We are seeing a drastic expansion in the types of influencers, their use cases and the scalability of influencer marketing as it becomes more automated," Stevens told me via email.

This indicates a quite recent and drastic expansion of zinc finger motifs within dog C2H2-ZNF genes, after the separation of dog from rodents and primates.

We noted the drastic expansion of a family of fungus-specific kinases in Bgh compared to other fungi (family 4, Table  1).

Though Rowan is undergoing a drastic campus expansion, the football program is very much without frills.

Previous work has attributed the thermal oxidation of Si inducing a drastic lateral expansion of the silicon lattice [12] and the generation of silicon self-interstitials as a means of partially relieving the compressive stress in the growing oxide layer that develops as a result of a 2.25× volume expansion when Si is converted to SiO2.

31 In those days, Japan experienced a drastic economic expansion that brought improvements in social infrastructure, including water supply.