Sentence examples for has always expanded from inspiring English sources

"Our company has always expanded during periods of recession," Mr. Lucas explained.

But the company insists it has always expanded in direct response to requests from potential customers.

"Lou has always expanded the parameters of what's permissible sonically in rock 'n' roll," said Lenny Kaye, the Patti Smith Group guitarist and rock scholar.

I've worked with all kinds of people, from Bowie, to Ravi Shankar, to Paul Simon, to griots from west Africa, and everything I've done has always expanded my own personal musical language and has always been enjoyable and interesting.

He has always expanded aural horizons using electronics and microtones – the latter ever present in Thebans, via swooping string and brass glissandi, or by having a flute, clarinet and synthesiser each tuned down a quarter-tone.

"The euro has never contracted -- it has always expanded," Angelos Chryssogelos, an expert in the European Union at London's Chatham House think tank, told The Huffington Post in late June.

"Every time I've done a musical my work following that musical has always really expanded," she said.

But not all cosmologists buy this origin story: others have proposed that our universe is eternal, and that it has always been expanding and contracting like a gigantic lung.

In the past, the scope of property rights has not always expanded when new technologies made boundaries difficult to ascertain.

"Michael has always had this expanded idea of collaboration with people who design the clothes, music, objects on stage.

I'll speak in highfalutin tones if you wish: as an artist, my desire has always been to expand the horizon of what I get to examine.