Sentence examples for expanded bringing from inspiring English sources

By 2008 the rich world had itself expanded, bringing obesity to groups within countries that were previously considered poor, such as Brazil and South Africa.

A Google search using Ms. Primoff's name is substantially expanded, bringing up sites like Mish Mash Mom, when a typical entry last week was a legal citation like "The Machinations of Cross-Border Insolvencies: Rights and Remedies".

McConnelsville's "retain and expand" development model got an important boost when Miba, an Austrian manufacturer of drivetrain bearings that already had one facility in town, expanded, bringing a new sintering facility to McConnelsville because of the competitive costs of doing business and the willing workforce.

In Microsoft's four decades there, "the entire region's economy has diversified and expanded, bringing new jobs, people and prosperity," they wrote.

With high prices, Algeria's oil and gas industry continues to expand, bringing in increasing amounts of foreign currency.

Audiences are expanding, bringing in more female gamers and those over 40, who have traditionally eschewed the medium.

Our trade with other nations is expanding, bringing lower prices that come from imports, and better jobs that come from exports.

That should stimulate investment in airports such as Stansted that have the government's blessing to expand, bringing relief to the jostling queues of passengers that will be thronging BAA's overcrowded terminals this weekend.

Chumby is constantly expanding, bringing users new widgets, media and services, as well as the most interesting content from the Web.

Kia-Ora adjusted and expanded slowly, bringing in new employees (and their families) over several years.

The mall's backers think that millions of tourists will go to the expanded mall, bringing lots of cash into Syracuse (more than $1 billion, by one estimate).