Sentence examples for expansion driven from inspiring English sources
After World War II, higher education began a huge expansion, driven by the G.I. Bill, a changing economy and a booming middle class.
We should not be surprised that a period of rapid economic expansion driven by the purposeful deregulation of markets should be accompanied by deepening poverty at the bottom and growing inequality within and between nations.
Maritime expansion, driven by commercial ambitions and by competition with France, accelerated in the 17th century and resulted in the establishment of settlements in North America and the West Indies.
Despite the misgivings of men of the propertied classes, a slow but steady expansion of the franchise prevailed throughout Europe in the 19th century—an expansion driven in large part by the liberal insistence that "all men are created equal".
Brad DeLong has been blogging about von Mises and his belief — shared by a number of people to this day — that any economic expansion driven by monetary expansion must somehow be unsound and destructive.
Expansion driven by fluctuating prices of primary commodities "cannot guarantee sustainable growth in an increasingly open, globalised economy", it says, noting that even those countries that have managed to diversify into low-skill manufactures face increasingly fierce global competition.
Shares in fashion retailer Ted Baker have reached a record high after international expansion drove a better than expected spring performance.
Together with lattice-based spatial simulations, our results suggest that spatial population expansion drives the evolution of cooperation by (1) increasing positive genetic assortment at population frontiers and (2) selecting for phenotypes maximizing local deme productivity.
All populations undergo clonal expansions driven by de novo mutations but remain genetically and phenotypically diverse.
These type of population movements, or demic expansions, driven by climatic change and/or spread of pastoralism and to some extent agriculture, are not uncommon in human history.
These data reflect that mutator mutations were selectively neutral, and consequently that mutator clones formed only after mutator mutations had hitchhiked to prominence on the back of clonal expansions driven by the selected driver mutations.
