Sentence examples for much expanding from inspiring English sources

It was a counterintuitive line of attack, given that Republicans have mostly criticized Democrats in recent months of doing too much — expanding the size and scope of government in ways that they say taxpayers already regret.

It is revealing that some toy importers in Los Angeles today are not so much expanding their core business as diversifying, importing everything from kitchenware to sunglasses.Mr Woo and his neighbours have part of the answer.

In an op-ed entitled The Republican Future, published in the Washington Times last December, Pence argued that the GOP had "lost [its] way" because it had become insufficiently conservative – spending too much, expanding entitlements, and bailing out the financial institutions that should have been left to fail.

Earlier this week, the Congressional Budget Office issued a report updating its projections about how much expanding insurance coverage under health care reform will cost and how many people will get new benefits.

This autumn Congress will decide how much to expand conservation programs and whether to keep the swampbusters protection in tact.

The house, much expanded over the years, is now a nature museum.

(It still has the diligent, data-gathering tone of a magazine story, much expanded).

"With government-funded spaceflight diminishing, there is a much expanded opportunity for privately funded efforts," Mr. Allen said.

As a result, the next president will inherit powers much expanded since the 2001 attacks on New York and Washington.

A couple of decades later he produced a much expanded biography, this time based in part on the unpublished archive.

A cult of student disrespect was burgeoning within the art school system, which had much expanded by the later 60s.