Sentence examples for good at expanding from inspiring English sources

Government departments are good at expanding their empires.

Right-to-work laws are not so good at expanding freedom, but they are good at ensuring American workers remain disenfranchised in the one arena in which their rights are most restricted, eight or more hours a day, five or more days a week.

After all, Nokia defined the mobile phone space but they've hardly been good at expanding out of the handset market.

They want increased investments in education, health care and initiatives aimed at expanding the economy and fostering the growth of good jobs.

Even her toughest critics agreed that she was very good at her job, expanding the Chinese empire far beyond what it had ever been before, contributing to the building and creation of art and architecture, and cementing Buddhism as one of the major religions of the country.

I'm a firm believer in eating foods that symbolize good luck and expanding fortune at the beginning of the year.

So far, a backup effort at expanded ground testing is "making good progress," said Sally Koris, a TRW spokeswoman.

Good jobs and expanding foreign earnings.

It's a good business: Sales expanded at a 17% clip from 1999 to 2002, according to Jousseaume, thanks to organic growth and acquisitions.

Tricia Smith, a lobbyist at AARP, said: "We agree that it would be good to expand choices for Medicare patients.

Good literature expands your mind.