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In order to adapt to these markets, the company will have to expand by increasing its product range and reducing its development times.

Even a struggling China is expected to see its economy expand by 9. 6% in 2011, according to the International Monetary Fund.

China's own industry minister has said industrial output needs to expand by 12% next year if the economy is to retain its 8% expansion rate.

With the opening of The Palmdale Regional Medical Center, linen usage is expected to expand by 10%.

Many economists expect the economy to expand by less than 1% both this year and next.

Exports to China, where the economy may expand by 8% this year (see Economics focus), will provide a fillip.

It said there were opportunities to expand by attracting high quality business from the wider UK market.

She says Question Box is working to expand by offering its software through partnerships.

Not only is it the only country expected to achieve double-digit growth, its economy will expand by around 25%, miles ahead of the rest.

You start to complain, then that act starts to expand by you finding even more things to complain about in your life.

Sales in Europe, which were expected to recover slowly, are growing again and could expand by 5-10% this year.

World cereal production is now expected to contract by 2% in 2010; in June it was forecast to expand by 1. 2%.

The IMF updated its estimate for global growth this year; it now thinks the world economy will expand by a slightly higher 4. 4%.

Hausken thinks nLight can expand by selling more complete laser systems as well as components.

Moreover, Mr Solca expects retail stores for hard luxury to expand by about 20 per cent by 2011 with most of that expansion coming in China.

All objects are made to expand by heat.

By one estimate, air passenger traffic in China is projected to expand by nearly 8% annually for the next 20 years.

Debt-burdened advanced nations will mostly struggle to expand by more than 2 per cent.

An objects are made to expand by heat.

Cut taxes from 30 per cent to 25 per cent, and the economy needs to expand by a fifth before total revenues recover.

Many economists believe the economy can still expand by around 8 per cent next year.

China's economy would probably still expand by around 8-9% even if export growth dried up.

Mortgage credit will expand by less than 10% for the first time in 40 years in 2008, reckons Craig Williams, an analyst with Citigroup.

China's economy is expected to expand by about 10 per cent next year and India's by 8 per cent, in spite of the credit squeeze.

According to the Economist Intelligence Unit, domestic demand may expand by as much as 11. 5 per cent in real terms this year.

The firm said that it expects the global market to expand by around 8% in 2010 compared with 2009.

For example, JPMorgan forecasts that transport investment will expand by an impressive 70% in 2009.

On average, the IMF expects the global economy to expand by 4. 3% this year.

the number of vets is expected to expand by 36% between 2008 and 2018.

Global nuclear industry capacity could expand by more than 40 percent by 2030, according to the IEA.

In the coming financial year, the economy is projected to expand by 8. 8 per cent.

The consensus forecast is for GDP to expand by only 3. 3% this year.

Germany now expects its economy to expand by 1. 5% in 2010, from its previous prediction of 1. 2%.

Next year, the IMF is forecasting the world economy to expand by 4. 4 percent, slightly faster than the 2005 projection.

The magazine will expand by 8 to 12 pages per issue.

The Chinese industry association predicts vehicle sales to expand by 20 per cent to 16. 5m units this year.

The economy would then expand by 1. 25 per cent in 2010 and at an annual rate of 3. 5 per cent from 2011.