Sentence examples for expanded category from inspiring English sources

"You take a product category, you expand it and you own that expanded category," he says.

When Obama spoke of protections for children, he meant those like Jennifer Godoy, who aspired to attend teacher's college, and who could now qualify to become a "Dreamer," taking advantage of an expanded category of relief for youths who had arrived in the country before 2010.

The intense focus on Avatar and The Hurt Locker is, of course, disrespectful to the other eight candidates in the running for the Best Picture Oscar – a newly expanded category, which this year has the look of a grab-bag into which a bit of everything has been thrown willy-nilly.

Now that expanded category line up is live – or at least it will be on Monday.

Now, it doesn't take a marketing genius to figure out that when a category expands the participants in that category can expect a relatively similar allocation of market share within that newly expanded category.

The regression models produced three-fold greater HRs at the highest restricted exposure level than the expanded category model.

For all the familiarity, rules changes and expanded categories provided for some new faces in the nominations.

Democrats and Republicans are wary of championing new or expanded categories for foreign-born nannies, because they are perceived as benefiting mainly the upper classes.

SHARON H. KNEISS President, The Environmental Industry Associations Washington, May 1, 2013 To the Editor: Your editorial refers to the expanded categories of items that now "can finally go in clear recycling bags".

In 2009, Multnomah County and Portland adopted an updated climate action plan (CAP) with expanded categories for actions and more-rigorous reduction targets.

Table 3 shows the newly formed and expanded categories and subcategories related to each domain, as explained by participants.