Sentence examples for expansions toward from inspiring English sources

The demographic history of these lineages suggests post-glacial expansions toward the middle and the end of the Pleistocene.

Similarly, the high PD* and HC* scores for region R3 suggests that this region is a melting-pot as well, a conclusion that is consistent with the findings in [ 37] where it is suggested that in R3 range expansions toward the South and the Northwest partially overlapped.

Russia, if it is called on, has a clear set of grievances over NATO expansion toward its borders and criticism of its military campaign in Chechnya.

In 1998 Russia strongly opposed the first wave of expansion toward its borders with the inclusion of Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic.

That produced the third straight month with a negative savings rate, a sign that consumer borrowing is propelling the economic expansion toward a record 10th anniversary in April.

Traditionally, Beijing had developed along the north-south axis, but a recent trend suggested a rapid expansion toward the east side.

The institutions' expansion toward East Liberty has been prompted by a shortage of Class A office space in Oakland, the district where Pitt and Carnegie Mellon University are located.

Since Galileo, astronomy has had cosmology ever firmer in hand, and the present picture of the universe is dispiriting — a hugely prolonged, one-way, apparently accelerating expansion toward the unthinkably diffuse dispersal of energy.

Siamese expansion toward the northeast where the mountain states were placed under the cosuzerainty of Vietnam and Luang Prabang provoked the protests of the French, who had established a protectorate over Vietnam.

It came into office after a decade in which ceremonies of pomp and high oratory welcomed Russia into the European family only to see it storm out again over NATO's campaign in the Balkans, and NATO's expansion toward Russia's borders.

It is also likely that the Basque tongue, which had a firm foothold in the country that then began to be called Vasconia, experienced a substantial expansion toward the southwest, which carried it to the Rioja Alta (High Rioja) region in Old Castile and near Burgos.