Sentence examples for mostly expanded from inspiring English sources

After two centuries in which we have (mostly) expanded the right to vote, now is hardly the time to start marching backward.

Asia's low-cost carriers have mostly expanded the pie, rather than intensifying the squabble over an existing market: Their fares draw in many passengers who could not afford to fly with traditional "full service" carriers.

Instead of announcing new initiatives, Obama mostly expanded on proposals he announced during and since last year's State of the Union address, tying them to his theme of fighting poverty and pushing the country forward despite legislative inaction.

Flaming nipples aside, the deleted scenes mostly expand on the characters.

Brahmagupta (born 30 BC) wrote two treatises on mathematics and astronomy: the Brahmasphutasiddhanta (The Correctly Established Doctrine of Brahma) but often translated as (The Opening of the Universe), and the Khandakhadyaka (Edible Bite) which mostly expands the work of Aryabhata.

XRD analysis revealed that the microstructural constituents were mostly austenite, expanded austenite (γN) and ɛ-nitride in varying proportion depending on the PIII parameters.

The Europeans must therefore build forces to complement America's, which mostly means expanding their navies.

As wireless companies merge and form wide-ranging joint ventures, they are searching mostly to expand their geographic reach.

The city and the state will provide the rest of the financing, mostly by expanding pull-tab gambling games and redirecting existing sales and hospitality taxes.

As Waitman told me, the company's $20 million CAD Series A round was mostly about expanding its product.

The landmark health care reform bill passed by the House of Representatives last night and headed to the White House for President Barack Obama's signature is mostly about expanding health insurance coverage.