Sentence examples for depth and expand from inspiring English sources

Crossovers should add to a show's lifetime, thicken its depth and expand its capacity not come as a last-ditch effort to slow its decline.

The utilization of sensitive high throughput proteomic approaches holds the potential to answer these questions and forms the basis for this study, which represents a more in-depth and expanded version of the limited proteogenomic data integrated into the Cyanothece 51142 genomic report [6].

We decided to pick one of these noncanonical candidates, TRIM52, for a more in-depth analysis to confirm and expand the findings of our initial screen.

He said that it was more valuable for American to add flights to London and expand its depth of service than to stretch itself to smaller markets like Venice or Kiev.

His voice has found added depth and resonance, expanding downward to acquire what it has always lacked in breadth.

Dr. Abdul Ghaffar of the Alliance for Health Policy and Systems Research described many collaborations among developing country scientists that foster mutual learning and expand the scope and depth of collective research endeavors.

"We believe this transaction further solidifies our position as one of the largest loan managers in the world and expands the depth and diversity of our product offerings".

New technologies have allowed us to explore greater depths of our blue planet and expanding the reach of maritime archeology to shipwrecks and other sites in the deep ocean.

Dutch industrialization moved forward with speed and depth, expanding to include the large-scale production of steel, electronics, and petrochemicals.

In the decades that followed, computing prowess increased exponentially and hydrology began maturing and expanding in both depth (vertically) and breadth (horizontally).

A body stretched and expanded to great depths to hold an eight pound baby girl who initiated me into mommyhood, and again to hold 11 pounds and 10 ounces of the twins I didn't know I needed, and finally to carry the nine pound three ounces of a baby boy who would forever complete our family.