Sentence examples for expanded for those from inspiring English sources

Recognizing that employment and income have expanded for those with college degrees, the president has said he wants America to produce the highest proportion of college graduates in the world by 2020.

Ms. Houston, in an interview, said, "As unemployment fell below the level of 5percentt over the last couple of years, you can see that real economic opportunities are being expanded for those who are probably the most disadvantaged low-wage workers in society".

Social Security should be expanded for those working poor and for all Americans.

Don't they all?" You don't even have to be a superstar to get the deluxe-edition treatment – this year's albums by Yo La Tengo and Kurt Vile are among those expanded for the Christmas market.

There is also a brief commentary associated with each set of data, although perhaps this could be expanded for the benefit of those whose eyes glaze over at the site of too many numbers.

But the options are expanding for those with more discriminating tastes.

In the next 20 years, I imagine we will witness the options for end of life choice and control expand for those facing chronic or terminal illness, chronic or terminal pain, chronic or terminal malaise and meaninglessness, even chronic or terminal boredom.

Should the rules be expanded for review of those calls?

Bell failed to understand that the seminar was initially designed (although later expanded) for only the ladies, particularly those who know relatively little about a sport that is predominantly male-oriented.

The fireball expanded for miles.

Spectra are expanded for clarity.