Sentence examples for expand as increasing from inspiring English sources

"Allowing such practice to persist – and almost certainly expand as increasing numbers of schools take control of their own admissions – will only sustain the achievement gap in education and undermine the prospects of the most disadvantaged and vulnerable children".

Kearney et al. (2009) used a biophysical model in conjunction with an evolutionary response component to project alterations in the range of Ae. aegypti in Australia due to climate change and concluded that habitat for the mosquito will likely expand as individuals increase household water storage in response to a drier climate.

Then β i > 0, and hence their supports expand as time increases.

(Currently, they support demands against nine larger companies and plan to expand as demands increase).

Differences in self-rated health between the medium- and the highest-SES groups further expand as age increases, supporting the "Cumulative Advantage Hypotheses" to some extent.

It will reach the French Quarter, Garden District, Algiers (on the West Bank) and the CBD, with plans to expand as demand increases.

Both Nater and Studor noted that the company of 50 employees has created manufacturing, engineering and retails jobs in Austin, where the Coffee Haus is made, and that its head count will expand as locations increase.

In addition, Fig. 1 shows that the difference between the lowest- and the highest-SES groups and the difference between the medium- and the highest-SES groups tend to expand as age increases; however, this may be a consequence of sampling error.

There have been six interest rate cuts since November 2014 and Beijing has also resorted to a variety of other methods to encourage growth and expand credit, such as increasing bank liquidity and massaging reserve requirements.

The economy is expanding as companies increase spending and unemployment declines.

If jobs were the catalyst for all economic change, then the economy would never stop expanding as jobs increased, nor would it ever stop contracting as jobs fell.