Sentence examples for would further expand from inspiring English sources

As Pakistani diaspora increases in number, this market would further expand.

The huge application field, predicted for epitaxial (Si GeSn alloys would further expand, if such virtual buffer layers could be grown locally through cost efficient processes.

By the combination of rapid device prototyping with low cost materials, we believe that this composite design would further expand the potential of paper-based devices.

Smartphones, corporate "big data" and the internet of things would further expand the digital universe by a factor of 10 by 2020, the report said.

In those days, I trusted, instinctively, that at any moment I was on the verge of learning something that would further expand my empire of knowledge, context and imagination.

So the companies' fortunes depend more than ever on government decisions, and leading Democrats have offered proposals that would further expand the role of the public sector in financing and delivering health care.

Flying back to Afghanistan on a C-130 transport plane, he is said to have had with him, along with his wives and 150 supporters, a laptop computer containing the names of the thousands of fighters and activists who would help him further expand his struggle against the west.

It also would like to further expand its geographic footprint, adding customers across Europe and Asia.

Their study showed that currently, BIM is mostly used in teaching design visualization and constructability activities among these AEC programs, and these two aspects are also the areas in which programs would like to further expand the use of BIM.

Further, if countries adopt TRIPS-plus provisions this is likely to threaten access to pharmaceuticals for people in developing countries, which points in the direction that the negotiating countries may wish to consider the types of measures that would strengthen and further expand the gains made in the effort to increase treatment access.

I would go further: Expanding access to contraception does indeed help the economy.