Sentence examples for expansions broadly from inspiring English sources

These expansions broadly correspond with the disappearance of fossilized forests from the geological record.

There was little detail in the first estimate of GDP from the statistics agency, Eurostat, but individual country reports suggested expansion was broadly driven by demand at home rather than abroad.

The pace of economic expansion was broadly in line with the average across the UK as a whole.

A similar outcome loss of locally adapted, specialized species and expansion of broadly adapted invasive species is one potential outcome of the modern biodiversity crisis.

The abundance of TDP-43 inclusions in ALS cases with or without a C9ORF72 repeat expansion was broadly similar.

This process is known as clonal expansion, and broadly speaking could either occur selectively (i.e. the mutant mtDNA species expands preferentially at the expense of the wild-type), or neutrally.

That, along with a solid year of expansion, suggests the broadly defined sector could be an engine of job growth in 2011.

That could mean partnering with different providers in different regions, so this could end up being an opportunity for home solar market expansion much more broadly across the ecosystem if things pan out.

It follows that if cytoarchitecture (which reflects regional expansion) has a broadly consistent pattern across the cortex (which is observed), we will also observe a broadly consistent pattern of folding.

A possible explanation for the sole presence of CPsM4_At1 in this plant species might be that before this range expansion nettles were broadly free of ' Ca. P. solani' leaving room for multiplication of a single ' Ca. P. solani' stolbur type.

The liberation that threatens Stevens within the novel was fuelled by the economic expansion that followed the Second World War, an expansion whose profits were broadly shared across society in both Britain and America.