Sentence examples for a time expanded from inspiring English sources

In these bubbles, an army of originally skeptical investors succumbed to the "proof" delivered by the market, and the pool of buyers – for a time – expanded sufficiently to keep the bandwagon rolling.

This paper considers a time expanded version of the classical (Hitchcock-) transportation problem.

One of Hollywood's biggest problems in growing properties these days is sameness — viewers feel like they've seen it before, so a title has a hard time expanding its base beyond those who already like it.

The February figures suggest that inventories probably grew in the first quarter at the slowest pace in five years and the weak sales point to an economy having a tough time expanding.

University of Virginia politics professor Larry Sabato said: "He will have a tough time expanding that 15%.

And as an anti-gay rights and anti-abortion rights Christian fundamentalist, Ms. Bachmann would have a difficult time expanding her narrow base.

While higher energy prices are spurring a fresh wave of investments in oil projects, oil producers are also facing a tougher time expanding their supplies.

Healthy small businesses are critical to job growth but have a harder time expanding payrolls than large companies without sufficient access to credit, Mr. Bernanke said.

The shares touched an all-time high of $149,200 on Dec. 10 but fell after an article in Barron's asserted that the stock was overvalued and Mr. Buffett would have a hard time expanding his portfolio.

The bubbles also have a hard time expanding and dissipating in the syrupy mass, meaning that they stay inside the molten rock like bits of dynamite waiting to explode.

We should note that despite Cyworld's Korean dominance, that company has had a hard time expanding its presence abroad.