Sentence examples for expanding the frontier from inspiring English sources

In the US expanding the frontier was planned in a democracy, but in Brazil, in the Amazon, it was done during a dictatorship.

Farmers now anxiously resowing the parched pampas are expected to plant wheat over as little acreage as was sown in 1903, when pioneers were still expanding the frontier, says Mr Weskamp.

Starting from the source vertex, the algorithm conducts the search by effectively expanding the "frontier" set of vertices in a breadth-first manner from the root.

But concern with the anti-Roman influence of the Druid priesthood, which he tried to suppress in Gaul, and a general inclination toward expanding the frontiers were other reasons.

For them security lies in expanding the frontiers of what was once the transatlantic alliance to the Black Sea and ultimately to the Caspian.Even its strongest advocates recognise that such expansion raises questions about the purpose of the alliance: should it be mainly a military organisation, or a political club of democracies?

To date, CAWSES has succeeded not only in expanding the frontiers of knowledge but also in building scientific capacity in developing countries.

Holdren also said that the only way he would find the bill's language "palatable is if you define national interest to include expanding the frontiers of knowledge".

These prototypes will need to be improved by an order of magnitude, probably, but no one expected expanding the frontiers of astronomical observation to be easy.

The latter 20th century has marshaled a dizzying array of advances in medical genetics and molecular science, expanding the frontiers of etiologies and disease mechanisms in man, with important implications for animal health.

The first paints him as snide and arrogant, an ingrate who never appreciated the education gifted him by Plato; the second portrays him as an exuberant researcher, passionately devoted to his friends and fellow seekers, tirelessly interested in expanding the frontiers of human knowledge.

These developments have the potential to limit the value that Duke and other colleges and universities contribute to the state, namely producing trained graduates and expanding the frontiers of knowledge".