Sentence examples for expand might from inspiring English sources

Reducing the tax burden on the existing 10 casinos or allowing them to expand might be two ways to coax them into supporting a new bill, sources involved in the negotiations said.

Ms Lincoln and her aides say she is instead acting on the concerns expressed by the owners of Arkansas businesses like timber firms and floral shops who worry that what they have worked to build and expand might have to be sold to pay the tax.

This is not to say that the housing voucher program the Obama Administration proposes to expand might not be adjusted in ways that might help it achieve its stated purpose of ending family homelessness.

The state-run news media were far less diplomatic, describing Mrs. Clinton's speech as "an attack" and a cynical effort to suppress China's aspirations — and its expanding might.

In the end it is Mr. Glenn's unconditional love for "Nashville" that trumps any condescension and makes the revue that kind of light-hearted entertainment that, if expanded, might have a chance for an Off Broadway run.

Manipulation of the culture conditions in which TILs are expanded might result in a phenotype that is more conducive to selective tumour homing in vivo.

The idea that your palate and your vocabulary expand simultaneously might sound felicitous, but there is a catch.

An American company looking to expand overseas might borrow a loan denominated in US dollars.

Your "land and expand" strategy might do best by starting with a nettlesome issue, deep in the weeds.

We might speculate that, in recombining populations, niche expanding mutations might be found in the auxiliary genome and their exchange within the population governed by propinquity.

Expanding abroad might prove a route to survival.