Sentence examples similar to expanded circle of individuals from inspiring English sources

They have expanded circles of competence.

A large and expanding circle of people.

The trade deal, he said, would bring the Middle East into an "expanding circle of opportunity".

The theater owners' increasingly expanding circle of collaborators includes Clay Liford, whose 2011 comedy, "Wuss," was filmed in nearby Garland.

With Swift's seemingly infinitely expanding circle of friends, the possibilities really are endless.  .

"But for me, a restaurant and hotel are all about expanding circles of community".

University of Iowa social psychologist Daryl Cameron studies how to expand circles of empathy and compassion.

In some of his other work Singer has argued for expanding circles of recognition of other forms of life; I think we could do a bit of work on expanding circles of recognition for human life forms as well.

It creates space for new voices and new discoveries through expanding circles of dialogue (Ludema et al., 2006).

Waqas Khan makes drawings that start as tiny precise circles and expand, circle by circle, to become vast fields of shimmering light and shade.

With crowds of several hundred or more listening, individual voices cannot be heard, so speakers voice their concerns in snippets that are repeated (echoed) by the crowd in an expanding circle, so that the words can be heard on the periphery.