Sentence examples for expanded to address from inspiring English sources

But Season 4, which premièred in September, has expanded to address broader panics.

In the early 21st century the EPA's role expanded to address climate change.

It has expanded to address a host of different grievances, including the state of emergency and security crackdown in response to last year's terrorist attacks.

"My whole view of the world is that we're in a new aspect of human affairs," Mr. Clinton said, in a response to a question about the impact of the Internet that quickly expanded to address broader themes.

The company began in 2014 as USERcycle and then expanded to address the needs of SaaS users.

In addition, existing theory was expanded to address vehicles with significant wet weight and the effect of hotel load (equivalent to the basal metabolic rate of animals).

For now, that focus is on the SMB customer, but longer-term the company may expand to address either the high end or low end of the market.

Beginning with addressing IT's most frustrating challenges (backup, disaster recovery and business continuity), the Actifio PAS platform is expanding to address test and development, analytics, compliance, e-discovery and other business-critical requirements, creating a new category of storage that efficiently virtualizes and manages copies of production data.

As independently regulated mRNA isoforms gain more appreciation, the definition of a gene [49] may expand to address different cellular functions for each isoform.

Initially, they tended to be individual-focused, but strategies are rapidly expanding to address organisational culture and norms.

This avenue of research is expanding to address additional epigenetic marks of specific relevance to the male germline (Carrell and Hammoud 2010; van Montfoort et al. 2012).