Sentence examples for consistently expanded from inspiring English sources

Beginning with the Ultima Underworld games in the early 1990's, Looking Glass consistently expanded the boundaries of the genres in which it worked.

Not only are interest rates substantially lower in Europe than in the United States, but the supply of money has also consistently expanded faster than the central bank's own targets, hurting the euro's value.

Over protests from some libertarian activists, myself included, the Supreme Court has consistently expanded the federal government's power to regulate commerce to cover any economic act that, in the aggregate, could have a substantial effect on interstate commerce — even if the act is not strictly commercial and is wholly within one state.

Facebook has consistently expanded its user base as well, demonstrating functional longevity.

The results show that the blowout consistently expanded outward during the three years, with the greatest expansion occurring at its southeast corner, opposite the prevailing winds.

Fast forward to 2011, and SharePoint has consistently expanded to tackle more and more enterprise use cases, with a staggering 125 million SharePoint licenses sold and 93,000 partners.

The second method allows schools to demonstrate a history of consistently expanding sports offerings for women.

"Any tax increases would be counterproductive until the economy is consistently expanding at a strong enough rate to significantly lower unemployment," Mr. Zandi recently told the House Budget Committee.

Along the way the concert was a showcase for her consistently expanding music, from the kinetic dance beats of songs like "Get Me Bodied" to dramatic ballads like "Flaws and All," which Beyoncé sang wide-eyed in a video close-up.

And not just in health care, where employment consistently expands faster in recessions than expansions one reason that U.S. mortality rates fall in economic downturns.

Other demand-side policies have been suggested, such as a proposal to consistently expand the money supply in order to generate long-term inflation.