If he or she wants to argue about the finer points, or wants to enlarge the scope of a disagreement, proceed carefully.
"You at least have to admit that the morality of gay marriage is open to interpretation," he says at one point, asking Lacey to enlarge her conception of sin.
The year 2002 is chosen as a starting point since the decision to enlarge the EU took place in that year.
To enlarge on the points already made about novelty, consider the following.
And to enlarge on a point I made yesterday, what, exactly, is the purpose of imposing harsh fiscal austerity as this process unfolds?
Last week, the environment minister, Mark Butler, deferred a decision on whether to allow the dredging of the seabed to enlarge the Abbot Point port, near the Queensland town of Bowen, to allow for the export of more coal.
Brad DeLong saves me the trouble of responding to Alan Reynolds.But I'd like to enlarge on one substantive point.
So he asked the artists to enlarge them to the point that they were almost leaping off the page.
Applying Lloyds' methodology to the HBOS balance sheet reduced the new group's risk-weighted assets by £34 billion ($53 billion today), according to Barclays Capital, adding half a percentage point to the enlarged bank's capital ratio.
