Sentence examples for more recent expansion from inspiring English sources

These findings also suggest that we may not yet have seen all of the benefits of public investments in health insurance during the 1980s and 1990s (to say nothing of the more recent expansion).

The first signal dates shortly after the LGM and this dispersal is responsible for the spread of U7 towards South and Central Asia prior to the Holocene, while the more recent expansion explains its spread in Mediterranean Europe most probably during the early Holocene.

Angassa and Oba (2008b) have indicated a more recent expansion of crop cultivation in the Borana rangelands with 80%% of the crop fields that were less than 20 years old.

Added to this, CBSN will offer live news and original reporting, including its more recent expansion of long-form, investigative reporting with its primetime summer series, "CBSN: On Assignment," which launched on July 31 on the CBS TV network.

Our more recent expansion markets are Southeast Asia and South Africa, where we are partnering with local bus companies to offer our easy bus booking for international travellers," they add.

This trend has been due mainly to the adoption of the government policy to provide free early education for 5-year-olds in 1999 for the first time, as well as to the more recent expansion of childcare and private provision.

The leaked documents that refer to the rulings, including one called the "Large Content FISA" order and several more recent expansions of powers on sharing information, add new details to the emerging public understanding of a secret body of law that the court has developed since 2001.

However, the company's more recent expansions, which also includes Bentonville, Ark., last fall, are focused on online grocery shopping with a curbside pick-up option.

However, the company's more recent expansions, which also includes Bentonville, Ark., last fall, are focused on online grocery shopping with a curbside pick-up option.

L0d2a and L0k1 are associated with more recent expansions of ~6 ka.

Although generally indicating more recent expansions in benthic species, disagreement among applied methods and ranges of C.I. (see Table 4), including the Saillard et al.'s estimates (data not shown), prevented any clear-cut conclusion.