Sentence examples for deliberately expanding from inspiring English sources

But deliberately expanding the boundaries of conflict carries dangers for Israel and ought to prompt the Bush administration to pay closer attention to the region.

Data are scarce, but Mr Houston guesses that private equity ploughed $30 billion into the industry last year (chart 2 shows only publicly announced deals)."We are deliberately expanding into areas where banks are retreating," says David Marchick of Carlyle, the private-equity firm behind the Fidelity.

The shortcomings that motivated this commitment centred on the recognition that much of medical research is not readily applicable to the usual situations of patients, for a number of reasons, and that deliberately expanding research to broader populations and to specified subsets could provide more authoritative answers to treatment questions that doctors and patients actually face.

In downturns, they said that the rolls would be deliberately expanded to prevent social disorder.

Ambition, a talent for ruling, and the gold of southern India carried ʿAlāʾ al-Dīn a long way, but it is also significant that he was one of the first rulers to deliberately expand political participation within the sultanate government.

But this is to be expected of a company that has deliberately expanded ahead of its market and installed plenty of excess capacity.

The IP Attaché Act would deliberately expand the Commerce Department with a new position, originally proposed under SOPA, to police and promote anti-piracy laws around the world.

The papers revealed, among other things, that the government had deliberately expanded its role in the war by conducting air strikes over Laos, raids along the coast of North Vietnam, and offensive actions taken by U.S. Marines well before the public was told about the actions, all while President Lyndon B. Johnson had been promising not to expand the war.

Results showed that type 2 diabetes is currently a high-burden disease in Nepal, suggesting a possible area to deliberately expand preventive interventions as well as efforts to control the disease.

No one is suggesting Forest Laboratories is deliberately marketing or expanding the definition of compulsive shopping in order to sell Celexa.

But he has been deliberately slow to expand.