Sentence examples for expansion in which from inspiring English sources
"But we've never had an expansion in which the middle of income distribution had no wage growth".
"Our methodology," they concluded, "can be applied to any historically documented expansion in which contact and noncontact sites can be identified".
In an era of institution-building and industrial expansion, in which a modern state took shape, it offered gentle, shaded counterpoint, reminding the viewer of human fragility.
Recently, Mr. Ryan concluded a series of public hearings on the O'Hare expansion, in which many residents who live near O'Hare as well as many Peotone residents, said they were against the two plans.
The decline in profits at Ryanair follows an expansion in which the Dublin-based carrier almost doubled its routes to 150, even as it faced competition that forced it to cut fares by an average 14percentt.
Better to describe cycles in terms of a recession, in which output falls well below trend, a recovery, in which output returns to trend, and then an expansion, in which the economy grows more or less at trend.
Building on previous accurate Hartree Fock calculations with Slater orbital basis set expansions, in which extensive use was made of Fourier transform methods, it is advocated to use a mixed Slater-orbital/plane-wave basis.
In the global expansion model in which range expansion is simulated by fragmenting an ancestral population instantaneously into I demes, the global population size over the demes is larger than the ancestral size, thereby simulating global expansion; however, it does not include population expansion within demes.
Rite Aid remains saddled with large debts taken on during an expansion binge in which the company bought six chains of pharmacies with a total of 1,409 stores while opening 376 new stores and relocating 727 others.
A respiratory spacer, however, can provide an expansion region in which the initial momentum of particles can subside.
Yet he describes HP's consumer push as an "overt expansion," one in which the company is "in for the long haul".
