Sentence examples for expanded radically from inspiring English sources

To an ecologist, this looks like an ecosystem whose biodiversity has expanded radically.

If the so-called art cinema has become increasingly important (and if Hollywood itself has expanded, radically, its aesthetic range and it has), it is, in part, because the range of subjects at hand has expanded to include the very conditions of image-making, of movie production, of the new and prismatic media-mediated experience of modernity.

And the collector base here has expanded radically and is now into its third generation," she says.

Such abuses extend beyond Spitzer's crusades; federal prosecutors' criminal powers over accounting practices were expanded radically in the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002, and U.S. attorneys regularly use "deferred prosecution agreements" to control corporations in the government's cross hairs.

The Meg gene family has expanded radically in maize since its divergence from sorghum.

If the court rejects his logic and sides with those who maintain that we have no expectation of privacy in our public movements, surveillance is likely to expand, radically transforming our experience of both public and virtual spaces.

There is no pooling of debt and the summit did not expand radically the sums committed to the two bailout funds, the European financial stability facility (EFSF) and the European stability mechanism.

The clinical director of the service, Professor Anthony Barnett, has seen the unit expand radically since he was appointed in 1983, and blames plummeting physical activity for the quadrupling of obesity rates over the past 25 years, from 6% of the total adult population, to 25%.

Initially, the LRP expands radically to form a dome shaped LRP.

In 20 years, that will be around 20percentt, Milner says, as some industries will continue to expand radically in the next 20 years.

Matter falling from a companion star onto a white dwarf might have induced a thermonuclear chain reaction that forced the dwarf to expand radically without exploding into a more common nova, Bond notes.