Sentence examples for The unleashing from inspiring English sources
verb
To free from a leash, or as from a leash.
- He unleashed his dog in the park.
The unleashing of consumers' plastic comes as UK mortgage approvals hit their highest since December 2009.
The unleashing of all these forces, post-Iraq, that will topple these... L.G.: Who do you think would take Mubarak's place?
The unleashing of the market has continued to undermine the postwar settlement, a way of organising society in which people identified themselves by class.
The unleashing of cream, on the other hand, is a bib-and-tucker moment, a luxury we usually save for special days and special dishes.
The unleashing of the fossil energy sector that Mr. Trump has championed could have repercussions more immediate than the global climate.
The unleashing of several years of pent-up demand, coupled with an inadequate supply of new homes, means the property market has plenty of momentum.
The unleashing of rattlesnakes on Mount Zion should be viewed as a scientific experiment, starting with snakes from populations not as threatened as those here (like Pennsylvania).
The unleashing of the latest PISA scores occasioned a familiar debate over the merits of reducing the quality of schooling to a data point.
The unleashing of China's export-oriented manufacturers is a fearsome prospect for Third World countries that have depended on low wages to give them a competitive advantage.
It was the unleashing of images for the masses.
How much of a concern is the unleashing of the P.M.F., now and down the road?
