Sentence examples for expanded in time from inspiring English sources

But with the recent reopening of Virgin Gorda International Airport, travel options have expanded in time for the high season.

Over the next dozen or so years, it was enclosed and expanded in time to compete with the Yankees, a former tenant, across the Harlem River.

The fluorescent signal is expanded in time in a way that makes the signal 30-fold easier to detect than that of a traditional linear dye.

For example, since "scientists rarely do investigations where the solution is assured within an hour or so" (McComas, p. 8), activities can be expanded in time and space beyond the classroom by assigning daily or weekly observations or by distributing complementary research tasks to different and distant groups (networking).

The company says the capabilities of the app will be expanded in time, most notably to include flow creation on mobile, as well as support for things like triggering, remediation, approvals and even flows that take advantage of your mobile device signals, says Microsoft.

He proposed a new rhythm to replace the blast beat: the "burst beat," by which rhythm can contract and expand in time, as in free jazz.

The new bosses at Nucor also want to expand, in time, beyond steel, the firm's base, to "other manufacturing areas where the Nucor model will work .Bigger and better?Mr Aycock wants to keep stoking growth: he claims that over the next five years, Nucor can increase its output by half, to 15m-16m tonnes, while delivering annual growth in earnings per share of 10-15%.

That window may expand in time.

(For now, this feature is limited to movies, but will expand in time).

Though if successful, it's likely the lineup will expand in time to future models.

That list will presumably expand in time, as carriers realize that not being one of the available options is probably bad for business.