Sentence examples for would expand on from inspiring English sources

The elimination of capital gains taxes would expand on a break in the stimulus law, which let small businesses exclude 75percentt of gains from taxes.

New York City, where all school buses are privately run, is now debating such a law, which would expand on one enacted in 1996.

He'd do something one time and then he would expand on it real quick".

On its way out the door, President Barack Obama's Energy Department managed to get one additional rule on the books that would expand on the progress, insisting that along with the most common residential lights, bulbs for candelabras, recessed lighting, heavy-duty applications and others also be subject to the 2020 minimum standards.

This recommendation is similar to one in the President's budget and would expand on provisions in the Senate Appropriations Committee-approved bill providing $95 million to help homeless veterans and vulnerable children.

But proponents say it likely would expand on a small program at UC Davis overseen by Dr. Garen J. Wintemute, one of a relatively small number of gun-violence researchers in the country.

His brief solo on "Transition Theme for Minor Blues" is the sort of blues deconstruction that he'd expand on, later the same year, in his performance of "Blessing in Disguise" on the album "East Broadway Run Down".

I'd even touched on the topic in chapter 4 of Science and the City, so, I thought I'd expand on it a bit here.

So gushing was the fanboyism of my (I admit, generally somewhat cynical) column that ELEW's manager asked if I'd expand on it in a short essay that could be used to promote his forthcoming debut album.

Tech journalist Mic Wright described the stereotypical entrepreneur as "a young, white guy" and at a networking event, Catt noted the "craft beers, DJs and beards" on display (it would have been nice if she'd expanded on this segment a bit).

I'd seamlessly transitioned my life into another passion, or, rather, I'd expanded on the passion that AIDS activism had inspired, continuing to do the kind of work I'd done that connected deeply with who I am and the community of which I'm a part.