Sentence examples for share expansion from inspiring English sources

Integrated spatial and energy planning has become a major field of interest to meet the current renewable energy share expansion and CO2 emissions reduction targets.

A self-taught computer designer, Mr. Morrow was involved in the efforts to create and standardize the S100 bus, a hardware design that made it possible for early PC makers to share expansion cards.

Carpooling has become as normal as juice cleansing thanks to Uber, and in the November elections, Los Angeles County voters approved "Measure M", to provide nearly $42bn for new rail and rapid transit options as well as bike share expansion.

This could exert an impact on share expansion of brands such as Marlboro Menthol.

The synergies from the deal, combined with a broader and stronger product portfolio, could exert a strain on Altria when it comes to share expansion.

"We expect Hilton's room share expansion to be among the industry's fastest over the next decade because of an industry-leading pipeline, favorable next-generation traveler position supported by newer brands, and its highly rated (customer) loyalty program," says Dan Wasiolek, senior equity analyst at Morningstar.

Politicians and advocates — including San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee, Berkeley Mayor Tom Bates and San Jose Mayor and MTC Commissioner Sam Liccardo — showed up to ballyhoo the bike-share expansion and promote the idea that mobility options and transportation should be provided by not just public agencies but large, private sector partners.

It also appears that the shared expansion of polyQ tract confers some shared neurodegenerative pathways on the diseases.

In the shared expansion events of 12 species, 12 of the top 20 protein domains such as histones, HSP70, Lys, co-occurred in 12 species.

This shared expansion indicates that the gene number has probably been multiplied in a common ancestor of the two tree species.

In Utah, voters will be asked next week about whether there should be an increased sales tax on nonfood items to pay for the state's share of expansion.