Sentence examples similar to more expansive aim from inspiring English sources
But it's putting meat on the bones of its thinking, fleshing out a more expansive proposal for a regulation aimed at "preventing the dissemination of terrorist content online".
"This development aims to deliver more expansive access into smart TVs by leveraging the HTML5 and Web technologies already prevalent on PCs, smartphones and tablets, to offer consumers more personalized and optimized access to Web and broadcasting content and Web services".
For the album, the band aimed for a more expansive sound than the intentionally short and speedy approach implemented on Accelerate.
Captain Laidlaw kicked Scotland in front with barely a minute on the clock after an Italian infringement, and it was immediately obvious the Scots were aiming to play a more expansive game than in those opening two matches.
But Democrats aim to make the prohibition more expansive and write it into federal law, not just the House rules.
It's now up to us not only to dispose of the phrase but also to imagine new, healthier assumptions and aims for a fitness culture that's more expansive than ever.
Everything's more expansive.
OTHER experts took a more expansive approach.
Zeppelin Hall is even more expansive inside.
Jerry Moss endorsed a more expansive view.
