Sentence examples for serious expansion from inspiring English sources

In any serious expansion of a brewery's capacity, growth is talked about as if it is a self-justifying rationale.

"That's a serious expansion of federal power into an area that has been the prerogative of the states.

On July 15th academics from 12 universities argued that the bill amounted to "a serious expansion" of surveillance law.

With $1.55bn in the bank, its insurance policy would seem large enough to support a serious expansion or a major legal pushback.

But access is uncertain for visitors hoping to see rockets blast off from the historic cosmodrome, and any serious expansion of tourism still faces significant hurdles.

The kingdom that had come of age in the reign of Frederick the Great in the 18th century had engaged in some serious expansion under Otto von Bismarck, and stood poised to invade and conquer the once invincible France.

Australia has the world's largest reserves, but regional legislation restricts serious expansions.

SC and SHSC without dopant of smart nanocontainers are not capable for executing self-diagnosis and self-healing tasks, which cause the more and more serious corrosion expansion.

For Molson, the deal is a serious bet on expansion.

Health care lobbyists said Mr. Scott was serious about Medicaid expansion at the start of the legislative session.

Yet the nature of pro bono, being an entirely voluntary enterprise, could not as it currently stands offer the same kind of practical support to poorer people that legal aid has.In this sense, pro bono is not a scratch on the legal aid system and would require serious and rapid expansion if it was to do so.