Sentence examples for develop an expanded from inspiring English sources

I would also develop an expanded kitchen awareness: "You'll discover how to use your senses.

In the paper, we develop an expanded classification system that includes the full functional range of state governments reflected online.

Ford Motor executives are trying to develop an expanded version of the North American turnaround plan that the company announced in January.

In 2004, Dr Recht relocated to Stanford to work on furthering his research on Early Detection of Brain Tumor and to develop an expanded Adult Neuro-Oncology Program.

To develop an expanded pan-ethnic preconception carrier genetic screening test for use in assisted reproductive technology (ART) patients and donors.

White House officials are also working to develop an expanded Child and Dependent Care Credit, which they hope would benefit low- and middle-income families facing substantial burdens in paying for child care.

 How can Berkeley foster a sustainable financial model in an environment in which it does not control either state funding allocations or tuition levels and must develop an expanding and evolving diversity of revenue sources?

Recognising that housing accounts for nearly a third of the UK's total annual energy consumption Hastoe, in addition to High Ongar, is working to develop an expanding portfolio of homes that meet at least level four in the Code for Sustainable Housing.

Using the Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB) as an initial guide, we developed an expanded theoretical framework in order to allow for the development of a questionnaire and further evaluation of the relative importance of the relationships indicated in the framework.

The DTO sponsored LSCOM workshop has developed an expanded multimedia concept lexicon on the order of 1000.

Eiler, a geologist from the California Institute of Technology, developed an expanded technique that involved the measurement of "carbonate clumped isotopes," which considered the distribution of oxygen and carbon isotopes among element sites in carbonate minerals.