Sentence examples for terms of expanding from inspiring English sources

"Our options are limited in terms of expanding our schedule," Jones said.

He talked in general terms of expanding international involvement and stabilizing Iraq.

I think it's a well-thought-out strategy in terms of expanding the brand.

In Owen Paterson, we have a "dynamo" of an environment secretary in terms of expanding the rural economy, he says.

"In terms of expanding the World Cup, this is such a major decision that it needs proper analysis.

"The investments we make now in terms of expanding the tar sands, those are going to be there for decades," said Mr. Stewart, of Greenpeace Canada.

"We can spend that, but we ought to buy something for it, and we're not buying anything in terms of expanded coverage for workers," he said.

Life cycle environmental impacts are evaluated in terms of expanded cumulative exergy consumption, which is the sum of exergy consumption due to resource inputs and abatement exergy required to recover the negative impacts due to waste emissions.

According to Nielsen, 86 of the top 100 most-watched shows in the U.S. this year are available over-the-air for free, the company notes about what this means in terms of expanded content.

It also has some improvements in terms of expanded ISO capabilities, touch input via the 3-inch, high-resolution vari-angle display, boosted 7 FPS high-speed shooting modes, and built-in Wi-Fi, which offers live view shooting from smartphone apps, as well as camera-to-device transfers of photos and videos.

That yielded the short term benefit of expanding employment, and the long term cost of killing their profitability, because so much of the new capacity was beyond what the market could bear.