Sentence examples for have started to expand from inspiring English sources

Some American law firms, such as Cleary Gottlieb, have started to expand in the Middle East, and more will surely do the same.

Thus, we can state that in general, while almost the entire set of founder lineages identified herein is consistent with the constraint of a coalescence age within the last 2,000 years, it is likely that some may have started to expand earlier.

By the late hatchling stage, organs are distinct and internal cavities have started to expand.

While primary care, obstetrical, and surgical services have started to expand in the world's poorest regions, there is only sparse literature on the essential support systems that are required to make these operations function.

The divergence of Lohora from the other mycalesines apparently occurred around 28 Mya (Fig.  2), although the genus only began to diversify some 11 Mya (HPD, 8.3-13.25 Mya), roughly when Sulawesi is thought to have started to expand its land mass.

GDP has started to expand, although the unemployment rate has remained unchanged over the past two months.

By mid-year the world's big, rich economies (with the exception of Britain and Spain) had started to expand again.

It now sells almost 5,000 policies a month, and expects $200m in premiums by 2002 (6% of current revenues).Travelers has started to expand abroad, primarily in emerging markets rather than in the already highly competitive continental European market.

Hales looked secure enough, saw off the initial shine and had started to expand his game against the spinner, sweeping him cleanly for six and to the fine-leg boundary.

Dr. Dominy, Dr. Perry and their colleagues believe that the number of amylase genes in the human genome had started to expand by at least 200,000 years ago and perhaps much earlier, but the exact date cannot yet be determined.

Despite its disrepair, the house remains attractive: solid and well made.Mr Guyton has started to expand past Heidelberg: he has painted and drawn taxicabs all over a former laundromat and penny-candy store on Mount Elliott Street, the main thoroughfare where Heidelberg stops.