Sentence examples for have expanded upon from inspiring English sources
Yet as I have expanded upon previously for this paper, ideological opposition is hard to overcome and nuclear is no exception.
In the final week of the campaign, the two have expanded upon those themes and intensified their attacks on each other's ability to govern.
Powerset's core is realistically the semantic search technology it picked up from PARC and have expanded upon.
More recently, crime scientists have expanded upon this hot product research by explaining why certain products are more frequently taken from the wild and sold in illicit markets with the use of the CRAVED model.
In the present study, we have expanded upon a technique used to align fibers for control of the fiber distribution during the spinning process through the use of auxiliary counter electrodes.
Following Quine, some realists have expanded upon his intuition that a natural kind's members share a natural property by counting families of such properties that are contingently clustered in nature (Boyd 1991, 1999a; Millikan 1999).
Now Booth, using today's technology, has expanded upon Worthington's and Edgerton's innovations.
In recent years, the festival has expanded upon its repertory of Mozart et al., and presented it in often innovative productions with young singers.
Here was the quasi-theological endpoint of Marxism and it would have been more rewarding if Eagleton, such an intriguing catholic thinker, had expanded upon the Judaeo-Christian assumptions underpinning much of Marx's heaven on earth.
Mr. Spadoni has expanded upon his thoughts about Americans in his new book, "Vado a vivere a New York: Come vivere e prosperare nella Grande Mela," or "I'm Moving to New York: How to Survive and Thrive in the Big Apple".
The think tank, a persistent critic of press practices with links to the Hacked Off group campaigning for more robust industry regulation, has expanded upon research conducted prior to the publication of the Leveson report that found press coverage of the inquiry had been "overwhelmingly negative".
