Sentence examples for has strongly expanded from inspiring English sources

A lot of confusion still exists in employing hydrogen bonds in chemical research, though hydrogen bond research has strongly expanded in depth as well as in breadth in recent years.

World production of plastics (i.e. synthetic organic polymers) has strongly expanded during the last decades, from 1.7 million t in 1950 to 299 million t in 2013.

The Obama administration has strongly supported expanding drilling for natural gas because it is an abundant domestic and potentially cleaner source of electricity than coal.

But a Pentagon-supported service group, the Military Order of the Purple Heart, has strongly opposed expanding the definition to include psychological symptoms, saying it would "debase" the honor.

The scapula (Fig. 2) has a strongly expanded proximal plate and a long blade with a widened distal end (but it is not racket-shaped, in contrast to those of rebbachisaurids8).

This holds true for members of the FRK class, which have also strongly expanded and diverged.

Mr. Condon and Mr. Mark had strongly suggested expanding the field somewhat, perhaps to eight contenders, to get more variety in the nominees, and, hence, in the broadcast.

It has strongly endorsed the project as a way for Canada to expand its economy by selling to buyers beyond the United States, long its only foreign energy customer.

More recently, at the Fed, she has strongly supported Bernanke's unorthodox (but very necessary) efforts to revive the economy and bring down the unemployment rate, and to expand the Fed's thinking beyond its traditional fixation with inflation.

Mbeki has strongly denied this.

Congress has strongly supported NATO.