Sentence examples for has expanded much from inspiring English sources

The economy has expanded much more slowly this year than the Fed had predicted.

The department argues that because the solar industry has expanded much faster than expected, it is drawing more funding than Decc budgeted for.

As the dancers begin a series of forceful turns and lunges, swinging their arms in unison like soldiers, it is evident that Mr. Gotheiner has expanded much of the material from the earlier solo and duets.

Up until 1987, the two countries had a broadly similar growth pattern, but the upshot of New Zealand's spell as an economics laboratory mouse is that it has expanded much more slowly than its neighbour, with significant effects on personal incomes.

Although V. parahaemolyticus and E. coli are widespread pathogens, they differ from V. cholerae O139 because their population size has expanded much more slowly.

"They could have expanded much faster," he said.

Six years later, solar panels have expanded much deeper into the Gobi Desert, where sunlight and land are abundant.

Occupations that require such skills have expanded much more than others since 1980, according to research by David J. Deming at Harvard University.

Even more daunting is the fact that there is little evidence that video games have expanded much beyond their core audience of adolescent and college-age males.

Furthermore, our students' results in the internship match have not only held steady but actually improved despite increased competition as the number of medical schools and the sizes of their classes have expanded much more rapidly than the number of available internship spots.

Scientists have detected signs that the planet's tropics may have expanded much farther north in the past 3 decades than climate models had predicted for the next century.