Sentence examples for a greater opening from inspiring English sources

I cannot imagine a scenario where the Cuban government would not want a greater opening with the United States.

But Brazil's decision will in the short term be damaging for the country, which has a struggling economy that is seeking American investment and a greater opening to Brazilian products.

Other necessary measures include legal changes to make possible swifter and easier bankruptcy; stricter anti-trust laws; and, above all, a greater opening of the South Korean market to foreign competition.

The European Commission's chief trade negotiator, Pascal Lamy, seeking to regain a European foothold in the region and to capitalize on its Old World ties to Spain and Portugal, will travel to Brazil in three weeks -- seeking to fortify relations on a continent that in just a few months has moved swiftly toward a greater opening toward the United States.

Gandal argues that the book is in many ways dealing with the subject of a greater opening up of American society in the wake of the first world war as non-Wasp Americans – as Gatsby turns out to be – are striving successfully to enter high society and take over the pillars of the American establishment.

Any argument Mr. Geithner makes for a greater opening of financial markets is likely to be quickly shot down by Indian officials, who have said that the country's conservative regulations helped it avoid the worst elements of the recent crisis that started on Wall Street and engulfed many Western financial markets.

Not a great opening.

They have a great opening here.

It's not a great opening over.

Tim Parks's new novel, his 10th, has a great opening.

"But that's such a great opening," she replied.