Sentence examples for expanding in the number from inspiring English sources

Again, like an automotive crossover, the supermotard is a category that is gaining in popularity, and expanding in the number of models offered, even as the definition of supermotard widens and blurs.

Lyme disease cases have been expanding in the U.S. The number of confirmed cases of Lyme disease grew from 19,804 in 2004 to 29,959 in 2009, according to the CDC.

The first windmills in England began to appear along the south and east coasts in the 12th century, expanding in number in the 13th, adding to the mechanised power available to the manors.

As the national programs supported by NTD Control Program funds increased in number and expanded in scope, the number of donated tablets of drug delivered to the national NTD programs has also increased.

Yet even as poverty has expanded in Georgia, the number of people who merely apply for TANF has actually fallen.

"They are expanding, both in the number of people who are subscribing, and into territories like Australia and India.

Veterans' educational benefits in general have been instrumental in expanding the number of students in college.

They said Mr. Romney's comments demonstrated his interest — and his success — in expanding the number of women in high positions in state government.

After the Civil Rights Act became law, jobs available to women began expanding in number.

3 Opposition to Chinese projects on environmental grounds is "likely to expand in the future because of the number of potential projects... that involve environmentally sensitive areas".

Particularly because there is increased interest in expanding the number of fish species in fish farming.