Sentence examples for that may expanded from inspiring English sources

While the prime minister's constant reminder that "Brexit means Brexit" has been, well, not very helpful at all, we now know that May expanded on her thoughts in front of Goldman Sachs bankers before the EU referendum.

"A creative board member can offer new insights and considerations that may expand the board's thinking," they say.

This report presents a variety of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) modalities that may expand the conceptual framework and the evolution of the field of neonatology.

So there is a continual demand to identify BRCA-like and other genomic signatures that may expand benefits from PARP inhibitor45.

To clarify: Windsor and Maidenhead borough council is working with Sir William Borlase's grammar school in Marlow – in the neighbouring constituency of Beaconsfield – on proposals that may expand the school on to a second site in Maidenhead.

I argue, on the contrary, that laboratory science has provided clinicians with two general principles that may expand the focus of behavioral family therapy to incorporate a wide range of clinical interventions that have heretofore been considered nonbehavioral.

Ring-lock scaffolding is employed for formal and utilitarian reasons, acting as an armature that may expand and contract, occupying often ambiguous interstitial space to host program with its own organic potential.

In Britain and parts of America Amazon has been experimenting with making last-mile deliveries itself, a practice that may expand along with its logistic network.Following the Prime directiveThe company sees ample opportunity for putting this infrastructure to work.