Sentence examples for consider whether to expand from inspiring English sources

Chicago officials will consider whether to expand the program once they review its results.

This November, four states — Maine, Maryland, Minnesota and Washington — will consider whether to expand marriage to include gay couples, or limit it to one man and one woman.

On Thursday, an agency FDA committee is to consider whether to expand the blood donor ban to France and other European countries where the cow version of the brain-destroying disease is also spreading in livestock.

Yale is also considering whether to expand undergraduate enrollment to about 6,000 students from the current 5,300.

"We began interviewing people a couple of years ago when considering whether to expand the office we have on Long Island.

Stanford has formed an ad hoc faculty committee that is considering whether to expand its relationship with the military.

I spoke to Tina Brown, co-founder and managing director of School Business Services about this issue when she was considering whether to expand the business internationally.

Two executives involved in the negotiations with the city said the league was considering whether to expand at or near its offices in Secaucus.

Prosecutors are considering whether to expand beyond gathering evidence against abusers to encompass those who knew children were in peril but failed to protect them.

Two decades later, when Chugoku Electric was considering whether to expand the plant with a third reactor, Kashima once again swung into action: this time, to rally in favor.

Fourteen states are also considering whether to expand early voting, including the battlegrounds of Florida, Ohio and Virginia, according to FairVote, a nonprofit group that advocates electoral change.