Sentence examples for expand to the point from inspiring English sources

Mrs. R. financial assistance & patronage have helped Mrs. Cowan to expand to the point where she has 437 regular customers.

Will such rooftop operations will expand to the point of helping to eliminate fresh food shortages, cut the amount of heat radiated by New York's many buildings, improve local air quality, insulate buildings and filter storm water run off?

The men behind it have been testing it out with 30 of their machines in the Bay Area, but they want to expand to the point where there are "100,000 Bodegas spread out, with one always 100 feet away from you".

This is very specific, but I'd also like to expand to the point where we can lower our costs on everything involving packaging, shipping and some production processes, and then negotiate on more expensive grapes and vineyards for the next harvest... to only get better for our consumers without having to charge more.

If your coworker is just coming in on time and leaving on time without doing overtime, but you've let the excess work on the team expand to the point that you're covering for a real need for another person, don't just bring it to the coworker.

He added: "I think the owners have expanded to the point of it not working.

But a goalkeeper's duty has expanded to the point where he now has to contribute to the game, set up attacks.

And J-PAL itself has expanded to the point where it is generating counter-revolutionary grumbles from scholars: Is this really economics?

Developed in the late 1950s in sparsely populated Persian Gulf states that needed workers for their oil and gas industries, the system has expanded to the point where there are nearly five foreign workers for each Qatari citizen.

No one ever charged the Clintons with wrongdoing in connection with Whitewater, but Starr's authority was repeatedly expanded, to the point where he was investigating an extraordinarily wide range of controversies.

A tank apparently used to test the boat's outboard motor was found at one of the safe houses Barbara K. Bodine, the American ambassador to Yemen, said on Saturday that the investigation was "expanding," to the point that American officials were confident that they would break the case.