Sentence examples for expansion told from inspiring English sources

M. Mahadevan, a consultant who has helped with the chain's international expansion, told me a story to illustrate their devotion.

Henrik Thomsen, a jolly man who runs Specialisterne in Denmark while Sonne works on international expansion, told me about one consultant who is fascinated by train schedules.

Still, David Marshall, the bank's former vice chairman and the architect of Amicus's expansion, told analysts last December that Amicus had the potential to reach 40 million American customers, more than the entire population of Canada.

"Gisele is our best brand today, Fabio Figueiredo, Hope's director of expansion, told Bloomberg.

"At this point we go so quickly, I wouldn't say that it particularly matters, Austin Geidt, Uber's head of global expansion, told Businessweek.

Mr Goldsmith, whose Richmond Park and North Kingston constituency in south-west London would be affected by Heathrow expansion, told BBC Newsnight: "This review was always supposed to be an independent, arm's-length review.

Identifying the real reason for increased flights is key: it is not business, whatever proponents of runway expansion tell you.

In other words, if we assume that the Universe has been expanding at a constant rate since the Big Bang, then the rate of expansion tells us how far back in time the expansion started, which we take to be the beginning of the Universe.

Facebook explains the expansion, telling me "Facebook's developer community is bigger today than it ever has been.

The expansion tells you a lot about Rocket, which is a Berlin-based Internet investor and conglomerate with an increasing presence in the world of technology and emerging markets.

"We absolutely want to continue the retail expansion," Bailey told me.