Sentence examples for that enlarging from inspiring English sources

Officials and other diplomats say that enlarging the force is essential to strengthening it.

Advocates for the change point out that enlarging the tournament field need not extend its duration.

He acknowledges that enlarging the war in Afghanistan is exactly what Al Qaeda wants, just as it wants the conflict in Iraq to continue.

He said last night that enlarging the European Union to include the Czech Republic, Poland and Hungary would "endanger the jobs of the Austrian labour force".

The trouble is that enlarging the European Union to the east, which Mr Fischer strongly endorses, implies solving a whole heap of budget and farming problems first.

Ever since giving a prominent speech on the issue last May, Germany's foreign minister, Joschka Fischer, has been the most forceful advocate for the proposition that enlarging the European Union is a moral and historical imperative.

"And that enlarges the pool of potential buyers".

Like Lardner, it is Runyon's short stories that enlarged his fame.

That enlarged tax advantage would multiply further in conjunction with the other Bush savings proposals.

The discoveries that enlarged the known Earth did not fit easily on Ptolemy's projections.

Several portable video devices that enlarge print may help them make the most of their remaining vision.