Sentence examples for return to expanding from inspiring English sources

Instead, Macroeconomic Advisers said that the Fed would have to return to expanding its portfolio, a policy that most likely would include new purchases of mortgage-backed securities, in part to focus the impact on driving down the interest rates on mortgage loans.

Some say it was due to the announcement of the Google-Verizon agreement, but either way, this news comes as a disappointment for those of us who were hopeful the talks would result in an agreement on net neutrality policy that would finally allow the focus to return to expanding broadband Internet access to all Americans.

The interstate highway system, built mostly during the 1950s and 1960s, delivered huge productivity benefits, according to a 1999 study by John Fernald of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco; returns to expanding the system would presumably not be as big.

Composer James Horner returned to expand his themes from the previous film.

The goal of every space flight is a safe return, not to expand into a comet of light and fall headlong into the sea.

The Cello Sonata (1914) marks his first effort to return to more expanded forms following his "aphoristic" period.

Organizers announced Wednesday that the festival will again return to the expanded Empire Polo Club in Indio for two weekends, April 13-15 and April 20-22.

Each module includes some work that is completed immediately and some that users return to and expand (the users' 'Workbook').

Shares of Fortescue Metals Group dropped 4% Tuesay morning following news of its deal with China on iron ore, in which it undercut the price demanded by heavyweights BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto, in return for funding to expand iron ore production.

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Darling forecast that the economy would rapidly return to growth next year, expanding by 1.25%, although that is a far more optimistic outlook than that of most City economists.