Sentence examples for mild expansion from inspiring English sources

A mild expansion would feel increasingly like a recession.

A slightly better than expected Chinese manufacturing survey, showing mild expansion rather than the feared contraction, has been outweighed by disappointing European numbers.

These lesions typically cause mild expansion of the tectal plate resulting in narrowing of the aqueduct and obstructive hydrocephalus.

Sir Martin Sorrell, WPP's chief executive, said that "mild expansion" is replacing the "fear phase" that was gripping the market last year.

Open image in new window Fig. 28 A known case of neurofibromatosis type I with hydrocephalus: a b Axial T2-weighted images show mild expansion of the midbrain and pons with multiple hyperintense lesions involving the midbrain, pons and cerebellar peduncle (arrow).

So: V, U or L? Distinguished Chicago school economist Milton Friedman Milton Friedman, now at Stanford's Hoover Institution, thinks it will be a sort of V: "We are in a mild recession, and there is a good chance that we will bottom around the end of this year and go into a relatively mild expansion".

It is likely that Rpd3L and Hda1 target other proteins besides Sae2 that promote expansions in budding yeast, as loss of Sae2 gave a milder expansion phenotype than HDAC defects.

Expansile remodeling of bone was also found, including mild bone expansion (19.2%) (Fig. 2a) and marked bone expansion (3.9%) (Fig. 3a).

Indeed, if the Fed announces even a mild further expansion — QE2.1, as some people are calling it — watch for the furious reaction.

Reduced levels of uric acid levels are thought to result from the mild volume expansion which occurs at the onset of SIADH, as well as from increased urinary excretion [165, 166].

Mild mesangeal expansion (GS = 0.6) is also present.