Sentence examples for more often expanding from inspiring English sources

Those are now hesitantly restarting, with diminished budgets that focus on security measures or, more often, expanding just a little bit while avoiding interfering with whatever security requirements are eventually issued.

With funds raising ever-larger amounts, and more often, expanding teams provides an opportunity to bring on diverse candidates.

The condition almost always begins in late childhood or early adolescence and worsens over time, often expanding to include more trigger sounds, usually those of eating and breathing….

However, the Gobi districts are rather large (range: 7106 27,784 km) and often expand into more productive mountainous habitat, particularly in the west.

More often, the vegetables expanded a course without eclipsing the main attraction.

And it has happened surprisingly often in recent years, with "The Wolf of Wall Street," "Hugo," "The Tree of Life," "Black Swan," and "The Social Network" — in other words, more often since the Best Picture field expanded, in 2009, from five nominees to a maximum of ten.

But more often it shows the group aiming to expand its palette, with mildly spiritual lyrics and a diminished reliance on rhythm.

Such expanded germ plasm was observable more often in larger PGCs.

In a musical climate where producers recycle songs more often than empty bottles, Phazz's devotion to constantly expanding his repertoire makes him quite special indeed.

The glitzier newcomers, with their expanded menus, require more waiters passing through more often, with frequent pauses to answer questions and take special requests.

With time your good things will expand and you'll recognize them more and more often in your life.