Sentence examples for subsequent expansion of from inspiring English sources

They did not foresee the cotton gin and the subsequent expansion of the "Cotton Kingdom".

Carbon dioxide and water vapour account for approximately 90% of the subsequent expansion of the batter, the remaining 10% being due to thermal expansion.

For Barr, the terrorist attacks of September 11 , 2001 and the subsequent expansion of executive power under President Bush, were a political turning point.

"We recognized what consumers wanted early on," Ms. Higbie said, and the subsequent expansion of the line is "confirmation we're right on".

These two trends the integration of the Islamic clergy into the Ottoman bureaucratic system and the separation (and subsequent expansion) of the secular bureaucracy from the madrassa-educated potential clergy came to alter fundamentally the meaning of the word poet as a professional designation by the middle of the 16th century.

Although Macedonia is most closely identified historically with the kingdom of Philip II of Macedon in the middle of the 4th century bce and the subsequent expansion of that empire by his son Alexander III (the Great), none of the states established in that era was very durable.

The subsequent expansion of freshly slaked quick lime milk compensates the shrinkage of pure lime grout.

The continued success and subsequent expansion of biologics and vaccines is met with significant industry pressures.