Sentence examples for expand among from inspiring English sources

Senator Kennedy has already said that he plans to reintroduce a bill that would expand, among other things, protections for people taking part in clinical trials.

Given the expectation at that time that access to education would expand among non-whites, it was even more relevant to study the aforementioned phenomenon.

Petrie says it isn't, and Home Depot will be able to expand among both still-enthusiastic graying do-it-yourselfers and younger types.

Despite the implementation of numerous HIV prevention strategies targeting the promotion of safer sex [ 4, 5] and expanding needle exchange programs and methadone maintenance therapy [ 6], the HIV epidemic continues to expand among MSM.

As educational opportunity expanded among African Americans after the war, a self-conscious black middle class with serious literary ambitions emerged in the later 19th century.

The less-developed countries that produce minerals and metals seemingly have the most favourable export prospects because demand for such finite commodities is expanding among the developed countries, many of which are concerned over the depletion of their domestic resources.

Meet Doctrine Man, an Army officer's cartoon creation, a caped crusader whose escapades battling military bureaucracy have attracted an Internet cult following, small but devoted and expanding among troops around the globe.

The use of anticoagulant therapy is expanding among the elderly population, in part because of the increasing prevalence of atrial fibrillation.

However, grassland cover showed a constant reduction between 1987 and 2003, whereas the bushland cover was rapidly expanded among the vegetation components with a change extent of 17.5 % between 1987 and 2003.

Since the late 1990s, the number of Korean K-12 school students who have moved to English-speaking countries has increased, and this trend, which had been limited to a only a small number of wealthy families, has rapidly expanded among Korean middle class families (Finch and Kim 2012).

Entrepreneurship, though, has been expanding among older households -- those 50 years old and older -- especially since the late 1990s.