Sentence examples for an expanded search from inspiring English sources
There are three reasons why an expanded search is timely.
After the initial military-led effort to find such weapons came under fire, President Bush turned to the C.I.A. to oversee an expanded search.
The new operations, part of an expanded search begun in October, will make it impossible for officials to complete excavations within a year as originally planned, Mr. Skyler wrote, saying that their experience thus far suggests "that search operations will continue in one form or another for the foreseeable future".
For both players and TVs alike, Roku OS 7.6 now includes an expanded search that can track content on over 300 streaming channels, a 10-fold increase from a year ago.
The new launches have included upgraded, more media-enhanced profiles; a Contacts update to add in more "personal assistant" life organizing features; new iPhone and Android apps; an expanded search engine; @mentions in status updates; Klout-style endorsements; and a Recruiter homepage redesign for the site's most dedicated user vertical.
They include a Contacts update to add in more "personal assistant" life organizing features; new iPhone and Android apps; an expanded search engine; @mentions in status updates; Klout-style endorsements; and a Recruiter homepage redesign for the site's most dedicated user vertical.
If that wasn't a competitive jab, it was at least a lunge for turf in an expanding search frontier.
It's the 'allowing room' part that turns an equation into something with more movement, like an expanding search that doesn't really need an end, an answer or a title.
By enabling the researcher to perform this expanded search through a predefined query, YeastMine is able to provide additional functionality for expression data analysis.
During that expanded search, university officials identified an alternative venue available on May 2 that will be disclosed at a later date. .
They called their expanded search engine Google a name derived from a misspelling of the word googol (a mathematical term for the number 1 followed by 100 zeros).
