The answer options were expanded to "no" (=0), "a little" (=1), and "a lot" (=2) to better assess the impact of limitations.
The entreaty never received an answer, and the sense of abandonment expanded to fill the room.
It is proposed here that we should expand our attempts to answer the questions: Do we want to encourage collaborative research?
The police mission will have to expand, Mr. Kelly said, to answer the threats of a new age.
The Obama administration is on the cusp of opening a new Alaskan frontier in offshore oil and gas development as part of an energy strategy driven by a desire to expand domestic resource production and to answer Republican criticism that it is opposed to conventional energy sources.
Perhaps expanding to other countries was the answer.
To answer that question, they expanded the study to a larger, more diverse set of homes — about eleven hundred in total, from across the continental United States — and asked volunteers to swab the trim around their interior doorways.
When the world dials 911, "guess who is expected to answer?" he asked.Powell expanded on his theme: America was not a bullying policeman, it could be trusted to respect other nations' sovereignty, values and culture.
The question "Is Bitcoin legal?" is apparently not that simple to answer, as it has expanded into a part of society where legislation doesn't exist yet, which makes everything doubly confusing.
