Sentence examples for expanded leading from inspiring English sources

In recent decades, forfeiture powers have greatly expanded, leading to overzealous and mean-spirited conduct by prosecutors, critics say.

The danger is that as methanol fuel cells take off, output will have to be increased and retail distribution expanded, leading eventually to stranded assets.

As an example, a collapse of the market price for banana around fifteen years ago left many banana plantations uncultivated and secondary forests developed and expanded, leading to abandonment of these plantations.

The signal from the nearly geogenic layer overlying the Middle Paleolithic material includes a moderate shift in the proportion of cold tundra adapted species, suggesting that the tundra expanded leading up to the Neanderthal depopulation, but no period of drastic climatic change is recognizable.

With the disappearance of mammoths, birch forests, which absorb more sunlight than grasslands, expanded, leading to regional warming.

The lesions progressively expanded, leading to premature death of the plants.

Meanwhile, DoCoMo's rivals, KDDI and Vodafone K.K., are also expanding, leading executives to predict that 2004 will be the year of 3G here.

Exports slowed, reflecting weaker demand abroad, while higher oil prices and the depreciating yen helped imports expand, leading the country to post a decline in trade surplus for the sixth consecutive month.

Four other small companies are to receive similar assistance to buy or construct building in which to expand, leading to the retention and creation of more than 150 other jobs in the city, he said.

Whether choosing legal residence or illegal residence, immigrants' risks and costs of coming to China declined as social networks continued to expand, leading to the continuous decline of social classes of African immigrants (see Figures 7,8,9,10,11,12).

Within a tumour multiple and different M1 and M2 stimuli may act on macrophages, and in this context, macrophages may not form distinct activation subsets nor clonally expand, leading to a spectrum of macrophage phenotypes.