Sentence examples for may have expanded from inspiring English sources

The solar cult had Vedic roots but later may have expanded under Iranian influence.

"Some small firms may have expanded capacity too readily after the recession and overestimated demand.

7.29pm: As per his script, Toyoda says he believes Toyota may have expanded too fast - and that the company's focus on safety may have become blurred.

There's just one problem: while Obama may have expanded access to mental health benefits, the reach of the services those benefits theoretically provide hasn't kept up.

In Asia, second-quarter growth figures from China, to be released by Beijing on Thursday, are expected to show the economy may have expanded 7.5percentt.

By mid-century, the population may have expanded to 72 million people and will still be growing by 800,000 people – every 18 weeks.

The Bundesbank said this morning that industrial output and construction weakened in April-June, which means its GDP may not have expanded at all.

This affinity-enhanced TCR may have recognized an epitope derived from an unrelated protein expressed by normal cardiac tissue, but the parental MAGE-A3-specific TCR may also have expanded in the patient without cardiac toxicity through natural thymic selection processes (Linette et al., 2013).

Notwithstanding the possibility that some of these loci could be the result of mis-assemblies, our data may now have expanded the total known gene count of sugar beet by up to 40%.

Indeed, demand has been strong enough that May Wah has expanded twice to keep up, most recently three years ago.

The World Cup may have been expanded to accommodate too many teams but even the weakest possess some ambition.