Sentence examples for how to enlarge from inspiring English sources

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So the next debate is over how to enlarge or leverage the fund.

But the leaders were vague about how to enlarge the fund, and reluctant to put up more of their own nations' capital.

As one of his first acts as governor, he added instructions to his official state Web site on how to enlarge the type on the screen.

In the early 1990's Carl Weisbrod was already trying to figure out how to enlarge the economy of downtown New York.

He acquired an old Rolleiflex and was offered a show for the first pictures he ever took with it; only then did he learn how to enlarge.

They are considering how best to enlarge the repertory with dances by others that fit within the Sokolow aesthetic.

As we determine how best to enlarge our operations, we will consider expanding the business as defined in our strategy.

Europe's leaders could no longer kid themselves that it was "business as usual," and the community would need to redefine its economic priorities and develop a more modern economic philosophy before it thought again about how to expand its powers and enlarge its institutions.

A character in the 1993 play "Fragments" relates how she decided to enlarge by several feet the grave she had dug for her dead dog because he had been frozen at the vet's and his tail was sticking straight out and she didn't want to snap it off (this actually happened to Albee and his late Irish wolfhound Harry).

By studying the types of knowledge and collaborative reasoning embedded in argumentative activity, we illustrated how learners attempted to enlarge, fine-tune and revise their own beliefs and conceptions with their peers, thus sharing the cognitive burden of learning (Vygotsky, 1978).