Sentence examples for expanded early from inspiring English sources
Chemical industries in Minamata and heavy industries in Ōmuta and Ōita cities expanded early in the Shōwa period (1926 45).
Thus our brains would have expanded early in our evolution and evidence for that should be seen in fossil skulls – like the one at Piltdown.
A legitimate donation by Charlemagne and decrees by Louis the Pious and his son Lothar I confirmed and expanded early Carolingian grants of territory to the papacy.
Much of Mr. Frei's campaign focused on pledges to continue many of the social programs established by Ms. Bachelet, who improved conditions for women and greatly expanded early child care for the working class.
And we have dramatically expanded early years education - so that two year olds from lower income families get a free place at a nursery or with a childminder for the first time.
The Hateful Eight opened in Tarantino's preferred 70mm format on limited release in 100 cinemas in the US and Canada on Christmas Day, and has since expanded early to a wide release over the past week.
The reform board opened alternative schools for disruptive young people, required daily homework, added more maths, science and foreign languages to the curriculum, expanded early-childhood programmes and kept many schools open longer.
Even Lincoln Center, home of the decidedly establishmentarian musical institutions of the Metropolitan Opera and the New York Philharmonic, has expanded early-music exposure through its White Light Festival, whose theme of transcendence is well served by the sometimes otherworldly quality of 16th- and 17th-century choral music.
In response to the competition, the city's public schools have expanded early-morning and after-school care from 300 to 46,000 children in five years.
These experiments both confirmed and expanded earlier findings that kerateines demonstrate excellent compatibility in biological systems.
For instance, $95 million in cuts to schools for bussing students will be redirected to support expanded early-childhood education and scholarships for low-income college students.
