Sentence examples for course expansion from inspiring English sources

Its 250 employees account for one-tenth of the population, and it donates to local projects like a golf course expansion and a scholarship program.

He has also issued a 330-page rebuttal to criticism of the golf course expansion, saying it was the best option once the IOC decided that the sport should be reintroduced to the Games.

One of the cases involved a lawsuit by a forestry executive who won a judgment of about $1.5 million against The Toronto Star, a newspaper that published an article suggesting that he had used political connections to get approval for a golf course expansion.

Of course, expansion is an important element for a startup.

Smith quickly began moving the property upscale, and today, after a golf-course expansion, construction of luxury condos and other amenities, the resort is attracting the likes of Tommy Lee Jones and Rick Perry, the governor of Texas.

Of course, with expansion China's airports will face tough management challenges, particularly if labor costs rise and air traffic slows.

Several other suggestions in this speech – opening up the admissions criteria for Roman Catholic schools, urging universities to sponsor free schools and, most controversially of course, the expansion of grammar schools – were published as draft government policy in this month's green paper.

The carriage agreements come nearly a year after the BBC charted a new course for expansion in the United States, where it believes that viewers' appetites for international news are not being satisfied by the likes of CNN, Fox News and MSNBC.

Of course, this expansion of languages for domain names could lead to confusion: users seeking to visit Web sites with names in a script they don't read could have difficulty putting in the addresses, and Web browsers may need to be reconfigured to support non-Latin characters.

Of course, this expansion could come with its share of headaches.

Of course, the expansion of the potential chosen by Novello et al. (3.8) shows that it is in the case.