Sentence examples for expanded meant from inspiring English sources

A major fire in the late 1700s, and the growing affluence of the inhabitants as the port was expanded, meant that most barracas were replaced around the turn of the century by elegant two- and three-storey townhouses.

Once, an announcement that Craigslist was expanding meant adding cities like Miami, Minneapolis and Philadelphia.

So expanding means taking members from other plans, and that means price wars.

Before expanding to different verticals, Luber tells me there's a lot of room for growth in each of the current categories but expanding means more employees.

But the cruel hoax is that churches and nonprofits are already stretched beyond even their expanded means.

"We've discussed the issue, but expanding means having many more members and this can prove difficult.

He could offer to raise the age of eligibility and expand means-testing for Medicare and push more people off disability benefits and into work.

In the economic depression of the 1870s, the textile industry also lost its predominant position, while other export industries (e.g., chemicals and machine building) profited from the expanding means of communication.

With the plethora of channels out there and the ever expanding means of communication, you would think someone could see this somewhere.

The US Olympic Committee said NBC's expanded coverage meant Americans would see more of the Games than ever before.

Metroid II's maps had to be expanded, which meant Samus's speed and movement needing fine tuning as well.