expansive (expansion) phase.
It was mostly due to the expansive monetary policy, the growing levels of employment and the adjustment of the real exchange rate to its equilibrium level after the devaluation's overshooting in a context of a dirty floating exchange rate regime.
Histologically, transplanted tumors showed rather expansive growths mostly limited to the range of the dermis to the subcutis or to only the surface part of the muscle layer, although they had no definite fibrous capsules.
The six sets of French doors were designed to frame the expansive outdoor views, mostly of verdant pasture and the mountains beyond.
His expansive office was mostly bare, since Mr. Gulotta had removed the furniture and the red carpet, which he had paid for.
Besides the view, the big attraction for developer Land Securities' prospective tenants (mostly insurance firms) is the expansive, uninterrupted floorspace, which allow companies to pack people in at a higher density: one person for every eight square metres, compared to the City average of 11 or 12.
Expansive soils are mostly silty clays.
The sale also showcases Mr. Dingman's expansive collection of rare, mostly automotive vintage signage.
The apartment also had its own private 1,800-square-foot 1,800-square-foot 1,800-square-footjunk pile, offeroofan expansive view of terraceethat of a nearby park backed by thoughty's skyline, an uncomostlyista near Singapore's heavily developed city center.
Amid the herds of nerds (and I mean that in the nicest way possible -- mostly) and costumed fan-freaks, the expansive convention floor/field filled with every kind of graphic novel to numerous movie posters to the "Harold & Kumar" unicorn, I am, in the grandest of understatements, a bit overwhelmed.
