Sentence examples for has expanded the use from inspiring English sources
"The Obama administration has expanded the use of new media at the same time as it's freezing out old media".
The president has expanded the use of SOF, operating in virtually total secrecy and without any accountability to Congress, in one country after another.
Indeed, the department has expanded the use of the kits, adding heroin to the list of illegal drugs the tests can be used to detect.
The Obama administration has expanded the use of targeted killing operations in Pakistan, Yemen and elsewhere, asserting that they are justified when there is no possibility of capture.
Since September 11th, the F.B.I. has expanded the use of informants, who are hired not only to monitor targets but also, in some cases, to invent a crime, provide weapons and money, and invite a target to participate.
Some background: In recent years, the World Health Organization has expanded the use of childhood vaccines against the two bacterial species responsible for most pediatric pneumonia deaths, Streptococcus pneumonia and Haemophilus influenza type B (Hib).
Most important, it would have expanded the use of background checks, which are meant to keep unfit people, like criminals and the mentally ill, from acquiring guns.
Considerable improvements in stent design, delivery devices, and technique have expanded the use of stenting to the treatment of intracranial disorders.
Newer developments and techniques have expanded the use of suture anchors to most other musculoskeletal tissues including the hip, elbow, hand, knee foot and ankle.
However, continued advances in micro-irrigation system design, management, monitoring, and especially in water treatment have expanded the use of biological effluent through micro-irrigation systems.
The high-stakes testing era started with the advent of No Child Left Behind in 2002, and though NCLB has largely been discredited, the Obama administration's policies have expanded the use of test scores as assessment tools not only for students, but also for teachers and principals.
