Sentence examples for over expansions from inspiring English sources

The most conservative recent presidents, Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush, both presided over expansions of the federal bureaucracy.

After 35 DAI, galls were found either at root tips in roots which stopped expanding or were distributed in roots which took over expansion.

For example, deep expansion in the soybean B-lectin family is mainly due to the over expansion of tandem genes located on non-segmentally duplicated region.

Later, commercial over-expansion forced her to sell her business for a reported $22m.

The announced closures are spread across Britain and illustrate the scale of Tesco's over-expansion during the past 10 years.

"Let me assure you that the Bank will not be complacent about allowing financial stability risks to build through an over-expansion of the housing market.

More realistic is that we will experience what most previous human societies experienced – a painful decline after a period of over-expansion.

This city is just one example of a problem caused not so much by global warming as human over-expansion in the face of finite resources.

Injury woes are still an issue, and the Montreal Impact didn't look like a push-over expansion side against Chicago last week.

The currency turmoil in Mexico at the end of 1994 came on top of banks' over-expansion and careless lending binges that had stored up trouble.

But heady success and over-expansion in the 1980s and early 1990s, was followed by a seemingly unstoppable fall and a long struggle to survive.