Sentence examples for has dramatically expanded from inspiring English sources

"The number of avenues of research has dramatically expanded, and companies need a way to explore all the ideas efficiently".

The government is buying equity in banks and guaranteeing their debt, and the Fed has dramatically expanded its lending to all manner of borrowers.

Bangladesh has eliminated gender inequalities, India has dramatically expanded access to schooling, and even Nepal is leaving Pakistan in its slipstream.

The government says Chief Justice Chaudhry has dramatically expanded his judicial powers to persecute Mr. Zardari and oust his government through early elections.

"There have been 57 new nations since then, and some countries have gotten richer and some have gotten poorer -- and, most important, the U.N.'s role in peacekeeping has dramatically expanded.

As the number of automated buoy instruments has dramatically expanded in the past two decades, failing to account for the fact that buoys read colder temperatures ended up adding a negative bias in the resulting ocean record.

By the summer of 2000, Napster had dramatically expanded and about 14,000 songs were being downloaded every minute.

We've dramatically expanded the number of health visitors, and that is crucial.

These displays have dramatically expanded the range of colors available to screens in your house and in your hand.

Reducing the period of copyright protection would have dramatically expanded the universe of copyright-free works, and hence the number that could be scanned and made available online.

By this time his audience had dramatically expanded to include countless preadolescent girls who considered him a heartthrob, and the recording sold more than one million copies.