Sentence examples for has typically expanded from inspiring English sources

Jazz at Lincoln Center's programming schedule — including its ambitious educational elements — has typically expanded annually, but because of the economic downturn, this season's number of events has remained about the same as last year, Mr. Marsalis said.

The extent of the CTV margin depends upon imaging techniques: as these have got more effective at localising gross tumour, so the edge of the gross tumour has typically expanded and the CTV margin contracted, though the final size of the CTV may have remained the same.

TIR genes typically expanded in eudicot genomes, while they have been reported to be absent (or at least rare) in grass genomes [ 27- 31].

Courts have typically decided questions of fair use by examining whether new works have significantly altered or expanded upon existing works to add an original meaning or message.

Previously, antigovernment rallies had typically been quashed.

SP feeders typically have expanded area for jaw muscle attachment and proportionally shorter jaws to increase mechanical advantage.

Successful American TV shows typically expand and, in so doing, drift.

Typically, when ICE has expanded its capacity rapidly, it has turned to private prison companies.

Typically, populations that have expanded rapidly or have remained large for an extended period of time demonstrate a low magnitude of LD, whereas small populations or those that have experienced recent population bottlenecks demonstrate higher levels of LD (Gaut and Long 2003; Mueller 2004).

Ladurée has also expanded.

The Department of Education has been expanded.