Sentence examples for expansion engaging from inspiring English sources

In the early 21st century BBVA continued its global expansion, engaging in a series of acquisitions, particularly in the United States and Asia.

Although we concentrated the analysis on muscles 6 and 7, we found that in almost every neuromuscular synapsis the glial membranes form gliopod-like projections and lamellipodia-like expansions that engage a consistent surface of the NMJ area (11).

But the large-scale conventional expansion the Fed engaged in by getting to the zero bound has, of course, widened the spread between short and long term rates, since markets expect short rates to rise above zero eventually.

The vast expansion of labor engaged in world commerce has raised the return on capital and reduced the relative return on labor.

Even so, it has gone nowhere near engaging in enough unconventional expansion to offset the limitations created by the zero lower bound.

Town officials and Southold Citizens for Safe Roads, a group that has sought to curb Cross Sound's expansion, said the ferry company was engaging in histrionics to get its way and had no intention of closing.

The result shows that the floating population alone does not have direct effect on urban land expansion, but have indirect impacts through engaging in the production or living process.

Evidence deriving from independent studies has concluded that oncogene-driven proliferation that occurs 'below the radar' may allow the expansion of oncogene-expressing cells without engaging the DDR.

This finding implies that MHC I expression prohibits the expansion of these NK cells, possibly by engaging KIR receptors.

Those pushing hardest for Congress to tighten the federal belt say this is a crucial moment for Republicans who have strayed far from their fiscally responsible roots by engaging in profligate spending and overseeing a vast expansion of government programs.

The second case is more complex: it involves engaging in a genuine revision rather than an expansion.