Sentence examples for expanded by some from inspiring English sources

Conservative critics of the bill have urged leaders to speed up the cuts to eligibility for Medicaid, the program that was expanded by some states under Obamacare.

Central bank balance sheets have expanded by some $7.5 trillion, he calculates, but the lost output of the global economy (on the assumption that pre-crisis growth continued) is around $41 trillion.

With the accompanying book written by the guest curators — Martin Gayford, a British art writer, and Ann Lyles, a curator at Tate Britain in London — it tells a life story of which the revelations spelled out in words are expanded by some deeply stirring pictures.

By this I do not mean that Marxism no longer applies but only that for it to become exciting again as a style of thought for the best of the young people it must be expanded by some genius who can comprehend the complexities of the American phenomena.

Led by China and India, emerging economies grew at 7.5%, while advanced economies expanded by some 2.6%.

GMV calculates that, from this set of 44 sites alone, the surface area of secure facilities in Xinjiang has expanded by some 440 hectares since 2003.

BCG was one of just three big firms to grow (by about 3%) in 2009, and had a good 2010, expanding by some 12%.

Despite the absence of large-scale Islamic political entities, the Islamic faith continues to expand, by some estimates faster than any other major religion.

The working-age population in America will expand by some 45 million people even as it contracts by 100 million people in Europe and by 10 million in Japan.

The market has been growing steadily and is forecast to expand by some 20percentt annually for the next 2 years, exceeding FF1.5 billion in 2002.

The attempt to write a formal rule book for targeted killing began last summer after news reports on the drone program, started under President George W. Bush and expanded by Mr. Obama, revealed some details of the president's role in the shifting procedures for compiling "kill lists" and approving strikes.