Sentence examples for might expand into from inspiring English sources

A poncho or sweater might expand into a 7-foot-by-4-foot tarp.

Or Merck might expand into another realm with a biotechnology company like Gilead Sciences, a $46 billion company that specializes in H.I.V. drugs.

The eight peaks that make up the resort span three and a half miles, and Sunday River owns another 6,000 surrounding acres that it might expand into.

He added: "We have done papers on how we might expand into those areas, because one of the three of us is very keen, saying we're missing this huge trick not putting club stuff in there.

We have done papers on how we might expand into those areas, because one of the three of us is very keen, saying we're missing this huge trick not putting club stuff in there.

The 49-year-old center, operated jointly with the United States Department of Agriculture, has drawn concerns from some East Enders worried about safety hazards and fears that the center might expand into bioterrorism research on diseases affecting humans.

Mr. Levin said TMZ might expand further into Washington.

This summer, veterinary experts had predicted that H5N1 might expand its territory into Europe, after the virus - previously limited to southeast Asia -- turned up among migratory birds first in Western China, then in Mongolia, and finally, just over the Ural Mountains, in Russian and Ukraine, a chain that divides Asia from Europe.

In the wake of Google Fiber's debut, AT&T announced that it would begin offering one-gigabit connections at prices that would previously have seemed impossible, and the company says it might expand that service into a hundred cities. ­CenturyLink and Cox now have gigabit service in a few cities, and Suddenlink promises an offering in the near future.

Meanwhile, Clifford won't be drawn into where EF might expand next, although he doesn't rule out adding a further programme this year.

Austrian thinkers correctly look ahead to the 'unseen,' as in if the initial business owner hadn't had to pay for a broken window, he could have invested in a new hire who might expand the productivity of his business, he might have expanded into a new product line, or perhaps expended his always limited capital on signage meant to make his business more attractive to the passerby.