rapid expansion

There is going to be a lot of rapid expansion.

The church's rapid expansion, however, has not been without problems.

The next few decades saw rapid expansion for the school and its programs.

You mention the rapid expansion of the city work force.

The very rapid expansion of the education system has left support systems running to catch up.

Operations in China are set for rapid expansion within the next five years.

A rapid expansion of China's nuclear program seems likely to follow.

The rapid expansion was made possible in part through heavy investment.

It has a history of rapid expansion and declining economy.

In 1889 a rapid expansion of the business took place and a new factory was built.

The major change in international trade was the rapid expansion of the Americas as a market.

Perhaps no other industry in Germany is looking forward to such rapid expansion over the next decade or two.

The following years saw the rapid expansion of the club with two teams entered in 1997.

"It's always a concern when you have that type of rapid expansion," he said.

Rapid expansion occurred in the following decades and the population reached 141,479 by 1991.

This was a significant improvement and supported the rapid expansion of the site.

They hired him as the President with a directive for rapid expansion.

The city underwent rapid expansion in both its economy and infrastructure.

During the past few years, there has been rapid expansion in the area and scope of news coverage.

Rapid expansion soon after resulted in a total revision of government.

At this time plans were made for the incorporation of the city to control the rapid expansion.

This high reproductive rate is a major cause of the species' rapid expansion.

Since 1979, the rapid expansion of union education in Britain has gone into reverse.

This is similar to the rate seen in the rapid expansion prior to the recession.

Along with the property boom, there was a rapid expansion of service industry jobs.