Sentence examples for in turn expanded from inspiring English sources

Trucks in turn expanded the marketplace.

Her professional stature in turn expanded her social horizons, granting her "access to the dinner tables and salons of the rich and famous" where African-Americans were rarely welcome.

In turn, expanded notions of legitimate target and the right of self-defense introduce greater flexibility with regard to collateral damage – both in terms of who constitutes collateral damage and how much collateral damage is justified in the course of targeting a particular threat.

The population distribution of Regina is shown in Figure 6.The employment is expanded to labor force, which is in turn expanded to population equivalents.

I became kinder to myself The less I hated my body, the more I did to nourish, rest and move it with purpose, all of which in turn, expanded my ability to embrace being 'me'me

The use of screening mammography has increased rates of detection of DCIS [ 1], which has in turn expanded knowledge about the biology of these earliest stage breast cancers.

Assuming that the elements driving tandem duplications are still present after fractionation, the remaining duplicates may in turn expand.

The new bourgeois are potential customers for professional services; catering to that demand would in turn expand the middle class.Liberalisation is urgent in wholesale markets.

Local bureaucrats have financed their operations to a large extent by hawking property to developers, who in turn expand the suburbs farther and farther from the urban core.

These high concentrations cause the entry, via osmosis, of water into the vacuole, which in turn expands the vacuole and generates a hydrostatic pressure, called turgor, that presses the cell membrane against the cell wall.

A driver's license, in turn, expands the social possibilities exponentially, and these, in turn, create a dire need for cash, which means an intense desire to earn money even as all the other distractions mount.