Sentence examples for most expansionist from inspiring English sources
ICBC, which has shown the most expansionist instincts, derived only 4% of profits from abroad.No adventuresMr Guo, for his part, advocates caution abroad.
E.ON, which reached a deal in April to buy Powergen of Britain, would strengthen its position as one of Europe's biggest and most expansionist distributors of electricity and heat.
Joannides, author of an important book on early Titian, said: "The dating and attribution of portraits by Giorgione is diverse and controversial, but there is nothing in even the most expansionist account of his oeuvre with which the Giustiniani Portrait may positively be compared".
Yes, the central bank that progressives love to hate is today the most expansionist outfit in town.
The most vocal expansionist was Theodore Roosevelt, for whom hegemony was an end in itself.
France's economy minister, Emmanuel Macron, probably has the most developed expansionist plan for a new way of administering the euro area.
For decades, Dubai, as the most aggressively expansionist of the seven emirates that make up the United Arab Emirates, had claimed a special autonomy from Abu Dhabi, the more conservative seat of the federal government.
His enduring legacy has been to empower and embolden some of the most racist, xenophobic, expansionist, and intransigent elements in Israel's dysfunctional political system.
His unilateral move was designed to freeze the political process, thereby preventing the establishment of a Palestinian state and maintaining the geopolitical status quo in the West Bank... His enduring legacy has been to empower and embolden some of the most racist, xenophobic, expansionist, and intransigent elements in Israel's dysfunctional political system.
Without trying to demonize or criticize the Iranians, the policies they've been pursuing in the Middle East have been expansionist in the most unpleasant way.
Matchday and commercial revenues are arguably the most crucial factor in determining the expansionist capacities of ambitious clubs, and London holds a large advantage over the North East in this department.
