Sentence examples for expansion more from inspiring English sources

The protesters chose important targets - growing traffic at Stansted and airport expansion more generally.

The White House policy, he said, "will make a state's decision on Medicaid expansion more difficult".

What you see is more Israeli settlement expansion, more measures to make a two-state solution more difficult," said Abusader.

That is why languages "record these processes of demographic expansion more clearly than the genes," Dr. Bellwood said.

Initially designed to thwart communist expansion more effectively, the strategy has become a fundamental principle of American military thinking.

In the restaurant world, change usually means expansion: more dishes, more tables, more dining rooms, more spinoffs.

It was once in the farmyard, but was encompassed within the house during an expansion more than 200 years ago.

Since 2007, museums have committed $8.9 billion to expansion, more than half of that in the United States, according to a survey by The Art Newspaper.

Complaints from residents tracked the expansion, more than doubling from 451 recorded five years ago, to the 1,096 complaints filed in 2001.

Higher steel prices are making planned expansions more expensive.

It means more expansions, more partnerships with other fintech products, more features and more engineers.