Sentence examples for renewed expansion from inspiring English sources

But the renewed expansion may prove destabilising.

A renewed expansion by Hitachi, a Japanese rival, and the increasing global success of several Chinese trainmakers have intensified competition.

A period of decline was followed by renewed expansion in the 19th century when light engineering firms were established there.

Even if an inability to meet key metrics makes a renewed expansion push unviable in the eyes of our Oxford Street administrators, football's popularity in Canberra will not vanish.

Nor are the prospects bright for renewed expansion in Europe, or for a resumption of the meteoric growth rates we once saw in emerging market nations, particularly in China.

Uncertainties for the future of U.S. climate policy are high, with a potential withdrawal from the Paris climate agreement, end to the Clean Power Plan and renewed expansion of the fossil fuel industry among the greatest concerns.

The invasion, which coincided with a period of renewed Norman expansion, was at the invitation of Dermot Mac Murrough, the king of Leinster.

Post-erosional volcanic activity may temporarily reverse the balance by renewing coastline expansion, but islands inexorably enter in a long battle for survival above sea level.

Experts are calling on governments, NGOs, donors, aid agencies, foundations, industry, community leaders and the agricultural sector for increased investments, renewed commitments and expansion of existing vitamin and minerals supplementation programs.

Another proposal that needs renewed commitment is the expansion of preschool access.

Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz)., long one of the Senate's leading critics of Moscow, blasted the asylum decision as "a slap in the face of all Americans" and called on the administration to turn up the pressure on Moscow on a variety of fronts, including a renewed push for NATO expansion and new missile-defense programs in Europe.