Sentence examples for expanded its impact from inspiring English sources
The Fairchild limiter didn't limit the music; it expanded its impact and clarity.
Her efforts in this area were her greatest contribution to the history of dance, as they helped to ensure the survival of Russian ballet and expanded its impact on other dance styles.
In 1914, the US Department of Agriculture began to fund cooperative extension services through the land grant college of each state, and Cornell expanded its impact by sending agents to spread knowledge in each county of New York State.
It was the first time an official American game had been held outside the United States, Canada and Mexico, as part of Major League Baseball's attempt to expand its impact.
Later phases will expand its impact to broader coverage of chemical space (over thousands of chemicals) and employ classes to validate the predictive toxicity signatures which built in Phase I. Phase II is currently screening 1,000 chemicals from a wider range of sources, including industrial and consumer products, food additives and drugs [39].
We have a clear vision -- and funds from the JobRaising Challenge will allow Juma to expand its impact potential.
Asked on Monday whether The Kitchen would consider buying one of the startups that go through Square Roots' accelerator program, the younger Musk said the firm is "always looking for new ways to expand its impact and further its mission".
Now, the administration has not only re-instated the policy, but dramatically expanded its reach to impact all U.S. global health assistance.
Mr. Sherwood said ABC News was functioning well as a stand-alone unit, but added, "I think ABC News is always going to be looking for partnerships that can expand its reach and impact".
Thus, his (highly Millian) feminism was focused on higher education for women and the foundation of Newham College, and his many attempts to improve the curriculum of Cambridge University (by including Bentham, modern literature, physiology and other new subjects) were correlated with efforts to expand its audience and impact (Tullberg, [1975], 1998, and Sutherland, 2007).
