Sentence examples for or even expansion from inspiring English sources
President-elect Barack Obama has said he wants to reform the budget process and tighten discipline, but a revival or even expansion of prior budget rules could constrain his ability to finance his other goals.
It can mean the retention or even expansion of social paternalism for "real" members of the national community (or the pays réel as it was known to Fascist thinkers) at the expense of those who are deemed alien to the community and wrongly permitted inside it (the pays légal).
IL-7 could increase the maintenance or even expansion of effector memory helper T cells responding to influenza.
According to these data, CD38+ T cells, despite their activated phenotype, seem to fail to perform sufficient tumour control in CLL but rather support maintenance or even expansion of the malignant clone.
WASHINGTON — Just as Congressional leaders are calling for an extension of a popular $8,000 taxcredit for first-time homebuyers, or even an expansion to all homebuyers, government investigators reported Thursday that audits suggest widespread abuse and errors in the program.
Compulsory military service, national service, or even an expansion of AmeriCorps should at least be considered as an option.
With money, getting high looks like fun, or even mind expansion -- except of course in the odd, sad case of a celebrity who goes too far.
In addition, systems focused on emerging infectious disease surveillance are of special public health importance due to the potential for outbreaks that might lead to regional or even pandemic expansion if they are not rapidly controlled [ 2].
The DCT of a vector of length can be obtained by calculating the discrete Fourier transform (DFT) of its even expansion (note that the even expansion has length ).
The crop of subleases is the result of corporate mergers, acquisitions and even expansions.
But from this point you never, ever allowed even the smallest step towards greater integration, or even the smallest expansion of genuinely joint decisions.
