Sentence examples for meet expansion from inspiring English sources

RV manufacturers say they are now having trouble finding enough new workers to meet expansion.

In contrast, the commercial building at 80 Fourth Avenue is a simple industrial building, one of several acquired by the church in the early part of the century to meet expansion plans that were later abandoned.

Historic underinvestment in training institutions has crippled Zambia's ability to meet expansion ambitions.

Historic underinvestment in these areas has crippled schools' ability to meet expansion ambitions and quality standards - as evidenced by the overcrowding of dormitories and classrooms and the lack of teaching staff.

A total investment of US$58.88 million is required to meet expansion infrastructure needs, with US$35.00 million (59.5%) allocated to expanding student accommodation and US$23.88 million (40.5%) allocated to expanding teaching, studying, office, and dining space.

The Davies commission interim report, published last week, referred to the previous recommendations of the climate change committee, but was opaque on how those targets could be met, expansion permitted.

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This might have been averted if everyone adopted the same monetary policy, i.e. quit gold at the same time:In circumstances where different countries had all experienced the same deflationary shock, the appropriate foreign response was to meet monetary expansion with monetary expansion and currency depreciation with currency depreciation.

The US has been desperately short of crew to meet the expansion in drone operations and has looked to the RAF to help fill gaps.

The demand is coming from conventional as well as a small but growing number of e-commerce tenants who in response to a soaring economy are opening new centers to meet their expansion needs or consolidating operations to increase efficiency.

The review acknowledges that the series of contracts set up to manage IHMS were simply unable to adequately meet the expansion of asylum seeker health services needed as the detention population increased over the past five years.