Sentence examples for historically expanded from inspiring English sources

As the administration sees it, every action it has taken since Sept. 11 isn't only justified by national security concerns in an age of terrorism, but consistent with the president's historically expanded powers during wartime.

This seminar explores both what media archaeology and other recent approaches in media studies and science and technology studies hold for an understanding of the nature of opera, and what opera might in turn contribute to a historically expanded perspective on modern and digital multimedia.

The company has historically expanded through acquisitions; the biggest came in 2005, an $8.7 billion deal to buy BP Group's Innovene business.

It is one of the most truly democratic exercises in our society and it has historically expanded its reach as we have expanded the political and social franchise as well.

The areas of high montane forest/grassland mosaic have historically expanded and contracted and at times likely vanished or become restricted to extremely narrow refugia as forests expanded [ 36].

Things very seldom happen all at once, but the Founders' direction for America, one of historically expanding human rights, is clear.

For instance, historically, monotheism expanded from its point of origin in the Middle East, explaining the trait's lack of proportionality between the Middle East and other regions around the globe.

Historically, Gensler has expanded in a gradual, impromptu way, opening most of its 31 offices when major clients want work done in new locations.

Life expectancy today has expanded in historically unprecedented proportions, greatly increasing the numbers of people who survive over the age of 65.

It should be noted that tree plantations have not exclusively expanded in historically contested areas.

Historically, L. yavapaiensis populations expanded from northwestern Arizona into northern Mexico during the Pleistocene (Oláh-Hemmings et al. 2010).