Sentence examples for expanded in importance from inspiring English sources
As the fur trade expanded in importance with rising demand in European markets, traders and trappers went to the Overhill settlements for direct contact with the Cherokee and other western tribes.
5 Given the growing percentage of elderly and their growing life expectancy, discussions regarding procedural risk versus clinical benefit will expand in importance, particularly with regard to costly interventions like EMT.
For example, he increased the importance of the coda, or concluding section, and used unusual keys in the exposition, which was greatly expanded in length.
Manufacturing expanded in most regions.
Revised and expanded in early 2012.
That would help non-Muslim producers, such as Brazil, already one of the world's largest exporters of halal meat, which are keen to expand in Muslim markets.The importance of the halal label spreads well beyond food.
Amendments to the Constitution of Canada expanding provincial powers were still years in the future, as was the advent of the welfare state, which expanded the importance of such provincial responsibilities as health care and education.
The importance of volume means they have to keep expanding in order to justify their investments.
1920 Box scores began to expand in the 1850's to reflect fielding and base running, which were of paramount importance to the early game.
Louv expanded on the importance of experience in the non-built world (that thing called "nature") as a path toward forging a passion to conserve it.
