Sentence examples for much expansion from inspiring English sources

Cheap oil has encouraged too much expansion.

Proponents of Proposition 1A play down how much expansion might come.

"Maybe there was too much expansion in [recent years]." When he was a young man, he rode a bicycle, "but now everyone thinks they must have a car".

"To continue to grow, airlines have to expand abroad, but it's impractical and, in some cases, impossible for carriers to do much expansion on their own.

There has been so much expansion and improvement in the five-star category in the last decade, he said, that there is a need to add an extra star to describe the crème de la crème.

Hitch, who narrates, tells us that he's been to West Point and fought in the Civil War and against the Indians, but he got out of soldiering, because it didn't allow for much "expansion of the soul".

"We're very much in expansion mode," says the Rev. Francis Kline, which is very much a surprise.

The latest Gallup Poll had 52% of them saying Mr Obama's plans called for "too much government expansion".

A much stronger expansion in the euro area as a whole; higher inflation in the European core.

Stopping the process of allocation would only have delayed the much needed expansion in the supply of coal.

How much the expansion and pay increases will cost will not be known until the full budget is released in April.