Sentence examples for expanding to some from inspiring English sources

The use of Kurdish in public is legal now and is slowly expanding to some instruction and possibly to courts, along with radio and television broadcasts by TRT, the national public broadcaster.

One may also wonder, if indeed there is no mass energy flow for the vacuum fluid with respect to any observer, then how can physically this vacuum look to be exponentially expanding to some observer.

World On The Move: The Camel Trainers Jump to media player Faisal Ali Sulaiman Al Khaldi, from a family of racing camel breeders in Oman, explains how the industry is booming and expanding to some unlikely places.

"We're very much a network effects-driven business, and while the costs of expanding to some regions might outweigh the benefits of the expanded network, our starting position is to say that we want to be open to as many people as possible.

Today, that ecosystem has expanded to some 1,200 firms.

The organization, staffed primarily by community volunteers, later expanded to some 20 other countries.

By the end of 2006, the tests will be expanded to some 1,000 stores in America.

The enrollment is expected to expand to some 600 students as a grade is added each year for the next four years.

Run time forward a bit so that the sheet can expand to some non-singular state, and then let's pause expansion to look at some simple things.

In its first year Wikipedia expanded to some 20,000 articles in 18 languages, including French, German, Polish, Dutch, Hebrew, Chinese, and Esperanto.

The recipients were mostly his friends' wives (his own didn't mind, he says), but over the years the list expanded to some 2,500 women.