Sentence examples for expand substantially from inspiring English sources

"He said they had no plans to expand substantially over the next year, and that they would coordinate with us".

He predicted that incidents would "expand substantially beyond Somali waters – given the rising income disparity between pirates and non-pirates".

India has decided to expand substantially its program to provide antiretroviral therapy to people with H.I.V. and AIDS, government officials say.

Company representatives have insisted just as adamantly that they do not intend to expand substantially on the gains recently won by directors and writers.

He vowed to trade ideology for pragmatism as Korea's surest means of improving ties with its neighbors, and he's had some successes, especially with China and Russia, where Lee was able to expand substantially economic and political ties.

Greggs, which runs 1,698 shops across Britain, said it would invest £100m over the next five years to create new manufacturing centres as it hopes to expand "substantially beyond 2,000 outlets in the UK".

A major policy challenge is that the caseloads and expenditures of these programs have expanded substantially over the past several decades, with substantial recent growth that has put stress on the SSDI and Medicare trust funds.

The program has expanded substantially in recent years.

Both labour unions and the welfare state expanded substantially during the 1930s.

Under his leadership, the boarding school's campus expanded substantially, as did its endowment, to $132 million from $3 million.

In Britain MI5 is expanding substantially, from 1,800 staff in 2001 to a projected 3,500 in 2008.