Sentence examples for expansive to from inspiring English sources

Arts co-ordinator Laurence Hill says it is the most expansive to date: "In 2011 there were 40-odd events.

It would have been immoderate, and even jarringly expansive, to paint this room on a larger scale, to give, for example, too much attention to detail.

In Rolv Yttrehus's Sextet II (2006), the percussion writing is sufficiently expansive to require two players, making it actually a septet.

The London it evokes is expansive to begin with, but gradually becomes more claustrophobic and seemingly unsafe as the characters' sense of suffocation intensifies.

Their superficial personae are, as in most comedy teams, antithetical, with Ms. Najimy doing emotionally wet and expansive to Ms. Gaffney's dry and deadpan.

Of course, the history of Governors Island is too expansive to fit in a magazine article (no matter how brilliant), which is why I've turned to Ann L. Buttenwieser's new book, "Governors Island: The Jewel of New York Harbor".

Matthew A. Feldman, a partner at Willkie Farr & Gallagher who was the task force's chief legal adviser, recalled that in the short time between Chrysler's bankruptcy and negotiations with G.M., Mr. Wilson put together an expansive to-do list, with tasks as various as assessing contracts with the American and Canadian labor unions and figuring out the profit margins on Buick sedans.

Low elevation regions may also be sufficiently expansive as to prevent dispersal of winged adults to opposite slopes of large drainages [ 4, 20].

And with unemployment still hovering around 9 percent, employers may feel less compelled to offer expansive benefits to people desperate for work.

Animals were gradually confined to the expansive plains to the west and south of Nairobi, and the colonial government set this area aside as a game reserve.

Staff were encouraged to give expansive responses to the structured questions and these were digitally recorded and professionally transcribed.