Object

• scope: Furthermore, we are expanding the scope of our studies of dynamic combinatorial chemistry.

• universe: We live in an expanding universe that gets bigger and bigger and bigger with every passing day.

• capacity: The bit rates available expand existing access capacity by a factor of 50 or more without new cabling.

• portfolio: Arriva is a fast-growing transport services organization with an expanding portfolio of services in the UK and mainland Europe.

• coverage: For them quot utilization for individuals been screened to quot expanding coverage.

• empire: The British empire expanded to cover almost a quarter of the globe while British industry and finance were world leaders.

Preposition: on

• theme: Expanding on this theme is the historical aspect of the competition.

Modifying Another Word

• rapidly: The role of packaging in the food industry has expanded rapidly in recent times.

• greatly: The Spa Valley hopes the 33 will enhance interest in their greatly expanded 2004 diesel diagrams.

• considerably: The new Edinburgh North & Leith constituency will however expand considerably from its present size.

• steadily: The trust boundary, of hardware and software considered to be known and verified, is steadily expanded.

• dramatically: In this era of globalization human trafficking has been expanding dramatically.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• upon: It reinforces, and expands upon, the title.

Infinitive complement

• accommodate: It plans to expand to accommodate 10,000 in total.

• fill: Whatever size your toolstore, you will find that tools apparently expand to fill it.

• include: The series expanded to include Tunbridge Wells with the support of BMW.

• incorporate: The contract covers 30,000 households but will expand to incorporate the full 84,000 of the authority's households.

• cover: It was further expanded to cover most of the British coastline.

• meet: Many companies reach a point in their growth at which they need outside financing to expand to meet their potential.

Present participle complement

• exist: Chi square p of plans available have expanded existing in canada should.