Sentence examples for expanded so much from inspiring English sources

"Things have expanded so much," Dennis Ryerson, the editor of The Indianapolis Star, said on Thursday.

Oxford's Ashmolean has expanded so much it is now branded as a "national" rather than regional institution, with major exhibitions.

In his presidency, the capaciousness of blackness has expanded so much that the meanings of what blackness and Americanness are have shifted enormously.

The scope and volume of EU business has expanded so much that foreign ministers can no longer keep control of it all, especially when they have diplomatic crises to deal with at the same time.

Now it is widely regarded as a star perfomer and has expanded so much in America that it sells more to the Pentagon than to the British armed forces.Some success stories of a decade ago have just kept on thriving.

Although its growth is still somewhat sluggish and in the early stages, Internet-based calling has expanded so much that it is understandable why monopolistic telephone companies, especially in the developing world, are feeling threatened.

"I can expand so much more cheaply here," he says.

What's special about this book is that I think it expands so much beyond a single genre.

The main reason the super-rich have seen their wealth expand so much since 2010 is that stocks have risen a great deal.

Relation to the truth: The specific attacks expand so much on the truth as to be false, but it is true – Romney has admitted as much – that Romney used to be effectively pro-choice.

He was quick to add that "not expanding so much domestically is not a statement about the economic cycle per se," but more a reflection of the need to open up logistical operations overseas.