Sentence examples for expanded wildly from inspiring English sources

Most companies expanded wildly when paper prices started to soar in the mid-90's.

The business has since expanded wildly with international guides in multiple languages and into new categories.

We are in an argument culture, which has expanded wildly on news and political programs and on talk radio.

In the 1990s, that image began to fade as the chain expanded wildly and helped wipe out many mom-and-pop independent stores.

The inefficient state-owned monoliths like Vinashin, which expanded wildly into businesses they were ill-qualified to operate, need to be dismantled, privatized or scaled down, Mr. Doanh said.

After his conversion to the benefits of social media, O'Leary's online ambitions have expanded wildly, via Ryanair's new Labs division where, he said, "weird and wonderful techies design new things weekly".

Before long, he was offering deep discounts — and expanding wildly across the nation.

Several network executives said they were trying to resist the urge to expand wildly the number of reality-based formats.

But hockey as a whole, expanding wildly to Sun Belt states and college football cities and Nascar counties, needs and misses the mystique of the Montreal Canadiens in the springtime.

They also expanded their wildly popular HD transmission series, which will now also be live in Egypt, Portugal and Spain.

A war room is hardly needed to pass judgment on the idea the N.C.A.A. is mulling, to expand its wildly successful basketball tournament to 96 teams.