Sentence examples for idea expanded from inspiring English sources

Soon, the idea expanded to include D.C. boxers.

The idea, expanded, recurs in a lot of his other films: the concern for throttled voices without a vote that would be recognizable to the conventionally clever.

As the idea expanded, many people began to regard the insurance as a financial bridge for survivors until they could find other income.

When the team at the Truxton Inn was kicking around ideas for Halloween, they thought about drawing inspiration from "The Shining": "We have a library," general manager Brian Nixon says, "and people always tell us they think it feels like a warm hotel lobby, so we thought we should go down that path". But before long, the idea expanded beyond one book to Stephen King's entire oeuvre.

The ManuFuture idea expanded in several European regional research and innovation strategies for smart specialisation (RIS3) leading also to the idea of a trans-regional smart specialization platform for Advanced Manufacturing within the Vanguard Initiative .8

He also simplified the counting rods technique by outlining short cuts in algorithm procedures used on the counting board, an idea expanded on by the mathematician Yang Hui (1238 1298).

The idea expands on the "extreme male brain" theory of autism proposed by Dr. Simon Barof-CambridgeCambridge.

What about the N.C.A.A.'s "borrowing" the N.I.T. idea, expanding it nationwide, then forcing 64 selected colleges to participate only in its own cash cow?

The idea expands the concept of a habitable zone to include a vast population of worlds that had previously gone unconsidered.

The author writes that this idea expands to conduct on the field, style of play and virtually every action that the player, and fans, take during the spectacle.

Other political ideas expand the universe even further.