Sentence examples for expansion question from inspiring English sources

Asked the U.S. expansion question again, Chaddah tells me that there are a number "variables" to take into consideration.

The Department of City Planning can tell you the zoning and height regulations for your property, but it's the Buildings Department that tracks what has been built at any given location over time, and neither agency will answer your rooftop expansion questions.

Over nine years of economic expansion, the question of whether the fruits of the boom are being distributed fairly has become central in American politics.

What makes it fun is that the health expansion in question is Medicaid, and all of the quotes are from 40 or more years ago.

Montana voters defeated the Medicaid expansion ballot question this fall, but polls showed many were turned off by the idea of funding it with a tobacco tax; the tobacco industry spent mightily in opposition.

However, as the model did not explicitly include lineage selection and expansion, the question of the contribution of mutator mutations to tumorigenic efficiency in the presence of lineage selection and expansion remained open.

Its expansion raises questions about what we expect from our fast food, and to what extent a corporation can join a community.

Nanette J. Essel, the co-president of the Yaphank Taxpayers and Civic Association, said the shortened life of the earlier expansion raised questions about the town's 17-year estimate for proposed new expansion.

"In the light of the government's cap on the number of extra HE students, this proposed university expansion raises questions about how additional universities can function if limits are placed on the number of students?" Universities are already struggling to fill their places after ministers were forced to cut the numbers funded to go to higher education next year.

For them security lies in expanding the frontiers of what was once the transatlantic alliance to the Black Sea and ultimately to the Caspian.Even its strongest advocates recognise that such expansion raises questions about the purpose of the alliance: should it be mainly a military organisation, or a political club of democracies?

It discusses the forces behind its expansion and questions its ability to design and offer quality education.