Sentence examples for expansion domestically from inspiring English sources

Within the United States much energy crop production will occur on grassland or forest sites already in use for agricultural production, although increased aggregate demand for agricultural commodities may still spur agricultural expansion domestically or internationally (i.e., indirect land-use effects).

ClassPass is in the midst of an expansion sprint, both domestically and internationally.

FVCs are changing rapidly in developing countries (DCs), because of population and income growth; urbanization; and the expansion, globally and domestically, of modern food retailing, distribution, and wholesaling firms (1, 2).

The world's second-largest economy has seen expansion slide after a slowdown domestically and in key markets.

After years of blistering growth rates, China has seen its rate of expansion slide after a slowdown domestically and in key markets.

It's still a relatively new concept for the U.S., China and UK," says Loong. "They still have a long way to go domestically before international expansion, but we know the local, mature Asian markets".

Borglum also proposed that the four heads in the sculpture symbolize the first 150 years of the United States Washingtonn to represent the country's founding; Jefferson, its expansion across the continent; Roosevelt, its development domestically and as a global power; and Lincoln, its preservation through the ordeal of civil war.

As the market grows domestically Chief Executive Raymond McDaniel pushes expansion overseas, where packaging consumer and corporate debt as tradable securities is a steadily expanding trend.

Lanman says that this kind of business model innovation has spurred a large number of clones, both domestically and internationally, and that international expansion is integral to cementing ClassPass's spot at the top of the heap.

Anna will be responsible for growing revenues across key markets and content verticals, both domestically in the UK and through the expansion of digital commercial projects internationally.

Economic demand will slow as private sector spending slows, which itself may force even domestically focused businesses to cut their own expansion plans.