Sentence examples for practice has expanded from inspiring English sources

Partly this is because his design practice has expanded and become one of the world's most respected.

The European Central Bank, which oversees the euro, puts money into the system by lending against collateral, and since the beginning of the current economic crisis, this practice has expanded vastly.

Mr Mubarak declared that "the scope of democratic practice has expanded widely," but only days before, the government had blocked the creation of yet another would-be political party, its 61st such ban in 25 years.

Dr. Quill believes this is a "more morally complex" choice because over the last decade the practice has expanded beyond those with end-stage cancer or Alzheimer's disease — who often lose interest in food or forget how to eat and drink — to people who are not "actively dying" but nevertheless have had enough of disability or dependence.

But in recent weeks, the practice has expanded as gun owners in California and other states that allow guns to be openly carried have tested the law by showing up at so-called meet-ups, in which gun owners appear at Starbucks, pizza parlors and other businesses openly bearing their weapons.

Over the last six months, that practice has expanded to police forces across the province, including the RCMP.

In New York, new clinics have opened in immigrant enclaves, and existing practices have expanded to keep up with demand.

Friedman's, a jewelry retailer, said federal investigations of its financial reporting practices had expanded, setting off a 39percentt decline in its share price yesterday.

Since then, the protections against discrimination and unfair housing practices have expanded beyond what was originally envisioned.

Both practices have expanded the human food supply.

What originally began as a small group in Toronto looking for a comfortable space to be themselves and practice Islam, has expanded to include chapters in a multitude of Canadian cities, including Calgary.