Sentence examples for let it expand. from inspiring English sources

AT&T says the acquisition will let it expand its fourth-generation (4G) technology which will provide faster data connections on mobile devices to a further 46.5m Americans, including many in rural areas who cannot get fixed-line broadband.

It states this should let it expand its LED and specialty sapphire businesses, but doesn't clarify whether that means Apple might switch to the harder glass from its current Corning mystery supplier parts.

But the education authority describes the successful one as the 'problem' and won't let it expand.

American military leaders at the time called the Korean War a "limited war" because they did not let it expand outside the Korean Peninsula.

Policymakers typically try to contract the deficit when the economy is strong and let it expand when the economy is weak.

The steady investment helped BHP keep mines running at peak productivity levels and let it expand some projects.The world's biggest mining firm soon had another opportunity to deal with its rival.

After a bumpy 17-year process that once proposed developing thousands of homes on its famous Hollywood back lot, NBCUniversal won unanimous approval Tuesday from the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors for a plan that lets it expand its Universal Studios theme park.

Powell also made clear that he thinks the U.S. debt is growing at an unsustainable pace and that it would be a mistake to think there will be no ramifications to letting it expand forever.

Today the company is announcing a $44 million Series B that will help fuel international and domestic growth while letting it expand to even more product categories and perhaps opening StockX stores.

Drivers are currently classified as contractors rather than employees — a tactic that saves Uber money and lets it expand rapidly into new markets.

Acknowledging the ills of slavery, he hoped that by letting it expand, there would be fewer slaves in the East as slave and master journeyed west, making it feasible to consider abolishing the institution in Virginia.