Sentence examples for repeatedly expanded from inspiring English sources

Cardiff's port was repeatedly expanded, and by 1913 Cardiff had become the largest coal-exporting port in the world.

Its exploitation of found objects and images, recognizable materials, homey processes and familiar themes repeatedly expanded on, and domesticated, Marcel Duchamp's austere modernist principle of the ready-made.

No one ever charged the Clintons with wrongdoing in connection with Whitewater, but Starr's authority was repeatedly expanded, to the point where he was investigating an extraordinarily wide range of controversies.

The EEG-levy exceptions for industryc have been repeatedly expanded in the past.

During the 16th century a Latin–French dictionary was turned into a French Latin one, with the French side becoming repeatedly expanded.

The invention of new mouse molecular genetics techniques, initiated in the 1980s, has repeatedly expanded our ability to tackle exciting developmental biology problems.

The first is family-driven conglomerates, formed as the company repeatedly expands into new areas to provide jobs for the children.

Throughout the production of "Fiddler" now at the John W. Engeman Theater in Northport, not only Mr. Mekka's performance but also the spirits of the entire cast fluctuate, like an accordion repeatedly expanding and collapsing.

The changes of relative humidity in the grottoes will make soluble salts repeatedly dissolve and crystallize, while the plaster repeatedly expand and shrink.

He had been the namestnik of Russia's southern provinces (including Novorossiya, Azov, Saratov, Astrakhan and the Caucasus) since 1774, repeatedly expanding it via military action.

According to former colleagues and subordinates, Gingrich burns through money by repeatedly expanding his plans and ignoring warnings from staff about the finances of his projects.