Sentence examples for has expanded ever from inspiring English sources

The library was started, in Congress itself, in 1800; re-started with Thomas Jefferson's own books after the British burned the Capitol, in 1812; and has expanded ever since.

It was used as early as 1860 for a portable fuel source, and its production and consumption for both domestic and industrial use have expanded ever since.

His investments have expanded ever since.

The SEC was established two years after the book by Berle and Means was published, and reflected just this sort of thinking.Several minor retreats notwithstanding, the government's role in the publicly listed company has expanded relentlessly ever since.

In 2004 he and Lamy transplanted themselves to Paris, she managed to rent the former communist party headquarters in the Place du Palais Bourbon (their grand live-in studio on five floors), and the business has expanded exponentially ever since.

Despite knowing nothing about the industry, he made the firm profitable and has expanded aggressively ever since.

Today, data come from 380 sites, and as surveillance has expanded to ever more remote, rural areas, the overall prevalence has dropped.

And it marked a new presence of religious voices in world affairs, a presence that has expanded and evolved ever since.

"But this one, as far as a Republican White House, has expanded from what was ever done before.

Ad pages at The Week, which started publishing in the United States 10 years ago and has expanded its audience significantly ever since, increased 36 percent in the first quarter.

A reduction in the quality of craft beer "As the number of breweries in the US has expanded to the highest level ever, the quality has sadly fallen.