Sentence examples for expansion local from inspiring English sources

The overall financial stability of the group has allowed the Guardian to make vital investments in our digital products, our global expansion, local editorial teams, native advertising, data and programmatic capabilities.

It is usually tiny, but big enough to live on.In recent years, however, millions of farmers have lost all their land to relentless urban expansion (local governments have profited massively from selling appropriated rural land to developers).

During lobuloalveolar expansion, local growth factors released from the surrounding fat pad induce quiescent epithelia to undergo proliferation, resulting in alveolar budding, lobuloalveolar development and milk production.

With training set expansion, local modeling outperformed all the other approaches in all nine datasets.

The inadvertent spread of house mice by Europeans in the North Atlantic region has left a living artefact of human colonization, expansion, local extinction and recolonization which can be traced using both phylogeography and population genetics.

Since most, if not all, microevolutionary events like range expansions, local migrations, and bottlenecks leave signals on within- and between-population variability, neutral markers are optimal for inferring processes whose reconstruction must reflect historical patterns rather than adaptation to local environments that can potentially confuse the historical signal.

The House of Lords communications committee asked for Stanistreet's take on the view that the BBC's expansion into local media coverage had undermined the local and regional newspaper industry.

About 30% of submissions to the original EIS supported the mine expansion, including local landholders and community members who cited "significant flow-on economic contributions to the local economy from coal mining".

It was all too apparent that those most affected by expansion - local communities and the developing world - are being left out of discussions.

John Thorp, Thameswey's managing director, sees potential for a big expansion in local energy schemes, driven by enterprising councils.

Chuck Neuman, president of the Noyac Civic Council, said that more than 80percentt of 1,400 residents opposed the any expansion of local business in a survey in September.