Sentence examples for vigorously expanded from inspiring English sources

The provincially owned electric power utility vigorously expanded power generation in the 20th century.

During the semidictatorial administration (1904 9) of Reyes, internal order was restored and the country's trade and productivity were vigorously expanded.

As expected, the TFH cells isolated from PD-1 /– PD-1 /igorously expanded and outnumiceed the WT TFH by a factor of two (Fig. 3A).

Samsung, for one, is vigorously expanding the number of films, documentaries and music videos available on its televisions via the "Explore 3D" app, and you get the general feeling that pressure will be applied to consumers until they finally buckle.

But a number of financial institutions, seeing a marketing opportunity based on the sharply increasing number of Americans who are living longer, are vigorously expanding their reverse-mortgage programs.

The railway age may be said to have begun in 1830, when the line from Manchester to Liverpool, the country's most vigorously expanding port, was opened, and to have gone through its most hectic phases during the 1840s, when contemporaries talked of a "railway mania".

I believe that President Trump should vigorously expand programs such as the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) and business forums in Africa.

Importantly, the livestock sector is also growing rapidly to satisfy a vigorously expanding demand for animal food products.

Abbott, Perry, Patrick, and Dewhurst have vigorously opposed expanding the coverage of Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act, which would have provided health insurance for up to 1.7 million Texans, an almost sinful political posture in a state that ranks 2nd in the number of teenaged girls having babies.

BBVA, its biggest Spanish rival, has also expanded vigorously outside Spain.

However, during that time South Australia sought new growth opportunities in the information technology industry and in exports, and grain and wine exports expanded vigorously.