Sentence examples for expanded to remain from inspiring English sources
Despite the preeminence of the railroads in handling freight, maritime industries survived and expanded to remain competitive in high bulk low value hauling.
Baptist argues that the main driving reason was an economic one: slavery had to keep expanding to remain profitable, and Southern politicians wanted to ensure that new western states would be slave-owning ones.
As a consequence, it should be expanded to the remaining dioxin hotspots in Vietnam to prevent further exposure of local people to dioxin.
For this reason, this model should be quickly expanded to the remaining dioxin hotspots in Vietnam to further reduce the exposure risks in other areas.
Uber is currently in the midst of a major recruitment drive that will see Singapore, the first city it expanded to in Asia, remain its headquarters for the Asia Pacific region despite its local exit.
The only interpretation of this signature is that gene flow rapidly expanded to homogenize the remaining indigenous peoples in La Florida.
Most Okinawans don't want a new base or an old base expanded to accommodate the remaining Marines from Futenma.
The service will be offered initially on Delta's fleet of 133 MD88/90 aircraft and will expand to the remaining domestic fleet of more than 200 Boeing 737, 757 and 767-300 aircraft during the first half of 2009.
The results revealed that areas of croplands will increase widely under the BAU scenario and would expand to the remaining woodlands, natural forests and grasslands, reflecting vulnerability of these LULC types and potential loss of associated ecosystem service values (ESVs).
The campaign is beginning in Western states and will be expanded to the company's remaining regional markets in Central, Northeast and Southeast states if deemed successful.
The chlorophyll content in the flag leaf increased rapidly as the young leaf expanded to its full size, remained high (over 4 mg/g FW) over the next four weeks, from fully expanded to 7 daa, and then started to decrease.
