Sentence examples for expansive domain from inspiring English sources

From his expansive domain in the verdant Cocody neighborhood of Abidjan, Mr. Gbagbo has control over one of Africa's most valuable commodities, cocoa — Ivory Coast is the world's biggest producer — and his entourage has profited handsomely, analysts say.

Resilience to disasters has become an expansive domain which, according to Béné et al. (2012), has become extremely difficult to summarize under a unitary definition.

That's a pretty expansive domain already.

Building Information Modelling (BIM) is an expansive knowledge domain within the Architecture, Engineering, Construction and Operations (AECO) industry.

Abstractist alternatives follow a well-worn path in aesthetics (Kivy 1983; Dodd 2007; critics include S. Davies 1991; Trivedi 2002; Kania 2008; D. Davies 2009) and accommodate an expansive architectural domain that includes historical, fantasy, and unbuilt works.

expansive (expansion) phase.

Economists have flirted with a less substantive characterization of individual motivation and with a more expansive view of the domain of economics.

How expansive will your world be?

The domains of dignity and clear communication were highlighted as relevant to the concept of responsiveness, but the definition of these domains was more expansive than the WHO description.

The 2.3 Å resolution X-ray structure of a soluble construct of MltC shows a unique, compared to known lytic transglycosylase structures, two-domain structure characterized by an expansive active site of 53 Å length extending through an interface between the domains.

The expansive serosa cells occupy an anterior-dorsal domain, whereas the contractile embryonic cells cover most of the posterior and ventral surface of the blastoderm.