Sentence examples for represent an expansion from inspiring English sources
The new charges represent an expansion of the earlier case.
"There is no doubt that these measures represent an expansion of the rights of private enterprises vis-à-vis government," said Prof. Andreas F. Lowenfeld, an international trade expert at the New York University School of Law.
The video consultations represent an expansion of Google's traditional web search service, which for years has answered consumers' questions by pointing people to the most appropriate web page after they enter a search query.
The most singular experience of this year's festival could be found here, in a suite of installations that themselves represent an expansion of an existing film: Véréna Paravel and Lucien Castaing-Taylor's "Leviathan," which has been making the festival rounds in recent months.
The Eurasian eagle-owl appears to represent an expansion of the Bubo genus into the Eurasian continent.
The putative xylose metabolism functions of D. geothermalis appear to represent an expansion of a pre-existing, broad and diverse set of functions underlying the saccharolytic phenotypes of all Deinococci [7], [11], [49], [50].
Right, because it represented an expansion of freedom and opportunity for Britain's poorer neighbours.
The decision represents an expansion of an existing relationship with WPP because Bank of America already works with a WPP agency named the Brand Union for branding tasks.
In many respects, the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes represented an expansion of Serbian hegemony over new territories, particularly in Kosovo and Macedonia.
The new store represents an expansion for the Judith Leiber brand, which since 1996 has made do with a mere 415 square feet in the Carlyle Hotel at Madison between 76th and 77th Streets.
CBS News suggested that the alliance with GlobalPost, in which the network will pay a monthly undisclosed fee to the site, represents an expansion of the news divisions' efforts to cover the rest of the world.
