Sentence examples for solid expansion from inspiring English sources
Conditions in the New York region improved modestly, and the Philadelphia area showed solid expansion.
"However, our prospects for a continued solid expansion are underpinned by the resilience built over the past seven years".
But Mr. Warsh, as a Fed governor, has begun arguing that the central bank cannot afford to wait for irrefutable evidence of a solid expansion.
A business barometer by Lloyds Bank showed that November saw growth in activity across all regions in England and a solid expansion in Wales.
As the Asian economies recovered and the U.S. economy continued its solid expansion, he initiated a series of interest rate hikes in June 1999.
"In the lead-up to the chancellor's autumn statement, the November PMI survey shows the UK manufacturing sector continuing its solid expansion," said Rob Dobson, senior economist at PMI survey compilers Markit.
In particular, given that both LSC ("LSC", green, solid,) and mobHSC ("Mob", blue, solid) exhibit substantial expansion of the stem cell population, we were surprised to find no overlap of significantly enriched genes in these populations.
But let's not get into comparing the $100 Game Boy Advance with "real" palmtops; once you begin contemplating the humble Game Boy's stereo sound, state-of-the-art graphics, rock-solid expansion-slot technology, built-in networking, long battery life and rugged case in your choice of three colors, you begin to look at your $450 Palm or Pocket PC machine and wonder where, exactly, your money went.
Propellant, any gas, liquid, or solid the expansion of which can be used to impart motion to another substance or object.
Solid economic expansion and one of the world's fastest-growing stockmarkets have not helped the country to avert a political crisis and mounting ethnic violence since disputed presidential election in December.
Angiogenesis is indispensable for solid tumor expansion, and thus it has become a major target of cancer research and anti-cancer therapies.
