Alternatively, during the socialist era between 1947 and 1991, Indian firms faced claustrophobic restrictions from the state and tended to expand in any direction where they could get air.
The trouble lay in the fact that Balzac tended to expand and amplify his original story by making emendations after it had been typeset by the printers.
With sufficient early momentum, urban capital and population tended to expand almost automatically.
There were, of course, plenty of detective agencies and security companies around when he started, but successful private investigators in the United States — Pinkerton, Wackenhut — have tended to expand into guard and alarm operations.
Her most striking songs are not simply strophic: her melodies tend to expand and develop (and send her voice higher in its range) rather than merely repeat.
But unlike public housing programs, which tended to expand under Democratic administrations and shrink under Republican ones, tax credits proved enduring and politically popular.
In the transverse direction (z coordinate), the three HG pulls tended to expand the first molar and to contract the second molar (Fig. 4 and Table 2).
Their branching patterns showed that H. rhamnoides tended to expand horizontally, with more, shorter, thinner branches and a larger branch angle, whereas C. intermedia tended to grow perpendicularly with fewer, longer, thicker branches and a smaller branch angle.
Resin, which is a type of cast plastic, tends to expand and contract at a faster rate than metal, and on Ms. Atta's first seven or eight attempts the resin cracked right off the metal as it cooled.
Before Meetup.com, people tended to expand their social networks through church membership or neighborhood associations.
