Sentence examples for proceeding expansion from inspiring English sources

– Implementation of smartphone strategy proceeding: – Expansion of Lumia portfolio to cover higher and lower price points (Lumia 900 and Lumia 610 announced in Q1) – Expansion of geographic coverage to 45 countries currently (31 new countries in Q1) – Encouraging launch of Lumia 900 with AT&T in US in April.

Thus, the proceeding expansion of the pallial portions ultimately leads to a complete recurvature of the forebrain walls.

The Israeli government is arguing that Ariel Sharon, with reservations, agreed in 2003 to the internationally endorsed Road Map and the withdrawal of 8,000 settlers from Gaza in 2005, only on condition that Israel could proceed with expansion within the physical boundaries of existing West Bank settlements.

Nuclear proliferation too: "We believe that the military is proceeding with an expansion of both its growing strategic weapons and missile programs".

Staying true to his nature, Mr. Petursson said that MP Bank was proceeding cautiously with its expansion plans.

Thomas P. Sullivan, a senior vice president at CB Richard Ellis, the real estate services firm, said the center's expansion was proceeding even though the vacancy rate in northern and central New Jersey for research and lab space for large users remains steady at 18percentt.

Last month, Netflix said its international expansion was proceeding ahead of schedule.

We observed a similar expansion and regression of MaSCs based on percentage (Fig. 5C, D), suggesting that MaSCs expansion proceeded in a faster rate than the gland as a whole.

As the expansion proceeded (accompanied by cooling), the role of the radiation diminished, and other physical processes dominated in turn.

Ms. Bellows said the quickest way for the museum to proceed with the expansion was to file plans with the village that adhered to the guidelines.

Before Christmas, Salter tabled an early day motion calling on the government not to proceed with the expansion of Heathrow and to put the matter to a Commons vote.