Expansion
expansion (noun) - becoming greater in size or amount
expand (verb)
expansionary (adjective)
Example sentences:
* The retailer is set for major expansion in China.
* The proposed expansion of Bangkok's mass transportation system will take several years.
* During the recession the company abandoned all plans for further expansion.
* The location of the condomimium project next to vacant land allows for future expansion.
* Once we master the general market, our company is set for expansion into niche markets within the larger market.
* Since the economy is booming, this year we are going for maximum expansion.
* The rate of expansion of the economy has slowed somewhat as it became more developed.
* Next year, our plans include expansion into the luxury automobile market.
* Clinton's presidency ushered in a new period of economic expansion.
* Government policy aimed at a more expansionary economy to reduce unemployment.
* In the mid-range condominium market, our firm believes there is room for expansion.
* In the business cycle, every period of economic expansion is followed by a period of economic downturn.
* Our market is ripe for further expansion.
* In order to finance the expansion the company wants to achieve over the next five years, the company is relying on heavy borrowing.
* The board decided to launch an aggresive expansion into Asia.
* After vehicle taxes were cut in half, there was an unprecedented expansion in vehicle ownership.
