Sentence examples for expansion made from inspiring English sources

The expansion made strategic sense.

One project Mr. Gould is trying to find workers for is a school expansion, made necessary by the influx of immigrants.

As for Mr. Murphy, IU Health's chief executive, he said that while he did not want to think too much about changes that were still hypothetical, the prospect of losing the Medicaid expansion made him anxious.

Some of her work is already too fragile to exhibit, and one of her most famous pieces, Expanded Expansion, made of cheesecloth and latex, has mummified since it was made.

SANTIAGO, Chile — National pride and brand expansion made a happy alliance at Lollapalooza Chile, this country's first full-scale international rock festival and the first Lollapalooza festival held outside the United States.

Herzog & de Meuron, which designed the Tate Modern, a conversion of a vast power plant on the South Bank of the Thames opposite St . Pauls Cathedral, has been chosen to design the expansion, made possible by space freed by the modernization of a working electricity substation to the south of the museum.

So the company's expansion makes sense, industry analysts say.

America's current expansion makes both claims plausible.

Do goodwill gestures and settlement expansion make sense?

As Northrop's Australian expansion makes clear, arms manufacturing thrives in an integrated global defence space.

Just how big a difference did that multiple expansion make for Mr. Welch's record?