Sentence examples for basically expanding from inspiring English sources

They are basically expanding the realms of their existing platforms.

It's now in the process of raising a Series A to scale up on all fronts, says Lucca. "We are basically expanding customers, expanding the platform, expanding the designer base, expanding the team, so we are all about growing," she adds.

I want to see that city deal approach basically expanded across the whole country, whether it is cities or rural areas or urban areas.

The short answer to that is "money", and the longer answer basically expands on that to explain that taking the race abroad makes good financial sense for the foreign hosts, the race's owners and the entire sport.

To help pay for all of these new outlays, the law imposed a "surtax" that basically expands the existing Medicare payroll tax.

The short video basically expands on what Nixon has already said about her stance on legal weed and makes a succinct and compelling case for reform.

AH: Yeah, you do great work and I think one of the things that we like to do is cross post good things and just basically expand the reach of the good work being done in different fields.

Phylogenetic analysis showed that the Lx gene family basically expanded by whole genome duplication.

Another top seller is something called the "Military Police Telescopic Tonfa," which is basically an expanding, and ominous-looking, police baton.

… In '98, we said many of the things that people are saying now, that there was lots of evidence of an oversupply, that Ph.D. programs should basically quit expanding, that we needed to have more training grants and fewer [graduate research assistant] positions, that departments really had to tell people what happened after they got the degree.

"I think that a teacher in the classroom is basically an expanded version of himself in private life," he says.