Sentence examples for real expansion from inspiring English sources

El Museo's real expansion is cultural rather than architectural.

GDP figures converted at market exchange rates understate Asia's real expansion.

That will be the first real expansion in agent staffing since the bureau was created nearly three decades ago.

5 53 p.m. | Updated In a world of shrinking newsrooms, real expansion is an increasingly rare story.

"I think we are going to go into 2011 looking at the same order level we had in 2009, with the real expansion coming in 2012," he said.

At a conference in 2002 in Monterrey, Mexico, Mr. Bush had promised to increase America's foreign aid budget by 15percentt a year -- or $5 billion over three years, the first real expansion in more than a decade.

Obama's new proposals don't offer sweeping changes, but they are significant as the first real expansions of family-friendly — people-friendly, really — policies in a long time.

Serious music production has never really caught on, nor scientific or medical applications, and any real expansions (personal media, mobile, and video primarily) have been engineered by Apple and not third parties.

The costs of unfettered real estate expansion to our cultural and social life are too great without them.

He bid unsuccessfully for the Los Angeles Dodgers in 2003, but became the owner of the Real Salt Lake expansion team in Major League Soccer the next year.

Large resort destinations like Mammoth Mountain and Aspen have all but given up on depending solely on profits from ticket sales and have shifted their attention to real estate expansion to lure renters and second-home buyers.