Sentence examples for marked an expansion from inspiring English sources

That acquisition marked an expansion beyond ethnic Polish territory.

Cope's return to the United States also marked an expansion of his scientific studies; in 1864, he described several fishes, a whale, and the amphibian Amphibamus grandiceps (his first paleontological contribution).

The period following the formation of ISCB also marked an expansion in the number of ISMB attendees: ISMB 2000 (held at the University of California, San Diego) was attended by over 1,000 delegates, submitting 141 scientific papers.

The move would mark an expansion of the workfare scheme outlined by George Osborne in his speech on Monday.

Simultaneously, these pieces mark a watershed in what the symphony means in social and even political terms, and they mark an expansion of the symphony's musical ambitions.

Also at Meredith, Christine Guilfoyle, publisher of Every Day With Rachael Ray magazine, was promoted to group publisher, a post that marks an expansion of her duties; Mr. Bohlinger will report to Ms. Guilfoyle.

If Mr. Snowden, through Ms. Poitras, showed parts of his trove to Der Spiegel, it would mark an expansion of his journalistic collaborations, which so far have included The Guardian, The Post and The South China Morning Post of Hong Kong.

The deploying of the invasive technique marks an expansion of its use to broaden and quicken Trump's deportation crackdown.

Interestingly, having DCM and Coatue participate in this round marks an expansion of Careem's American investors (Lumia first invested in a previous round).

Obama is expected to mention the PCAST report this afternoon in a White House event marking an expansion of the Administration's push to encourage companies and philanthropic organizations to invest more in STEM education.

The letter also marks an expansion of the number of companies that are supporting its position to include 10 more tech startups — Foursquare, Twilio and Automattic, owner of the WordPress blogging platform (which is used by TechCrunch among many others) among them — and some 24 other nonprofits and trade associations.