Sentence examples for newfound expanding from inspiring English sources

That the BBC have so willingly taken it up now is evidence of British TV's newfound, expanding ambitions following the success of American longform dramas.

Like China, India has a rapidly expanding middle class with newfound leisure time and disposable income, factors that Heidi Ueberroth, the president of N.B.A. International, says make the country ripe for new forms of entertainment.

Much of the continent is enjoying a newfound consumer culture due to its rapidly expanding middle class and interest from foreign investors.

Because of his rare athleticism and power, though, the newfound blend of shooting a high percentage while expanding his low block usage becomes that much more lethal.

Rather than expanding the scale of his paintings to accommodate his newfound, florid gesturing, Mr. Jensen maintains a controlled, compressed format.

Ingeniously expanded with newfound floor space and reclaimed wall space (of which more later) and brilliantly installed, these new galleries are a big deal in a small but impeccable package.

With its newfound liquidity, the company could greatly expand its M&A if it were to begin expanding overseas.

Alternatively, and reflecting on Julian Baggini's interesting article on atheists fasting, celebrating a newfound control of the appetites could confuse the means with the end: spiritually speaking, fasting is about expanding an individual's range of interests so that they can move beyond material concerns.

Keep expanding.

It would be nearly four decades before entrepreneurs as influential as Ricketts or Brown would reemerge and expand the circus to newfound heights of popularity.

His newfound fame provided the opportunity to expand his passion project.