Sentence examples for because it opens the from inspiring English sources
"Laughter has given me more composure as a performing artist," he explains, "because it opens the breath and allows me to relax".
It's the best argument for the idea of a devil, because it opens the door to the worst parts of the human spirit and mind.
Thursday's back and forth was illustrative for what it says about the two parties politically but also because it opens the door to a much-needed serious discussion of defence spending and national security threats.
The pope's recent encyclical on climate change was noteworthy not only because he is a high-profile and influential figure, but also because it opens the door for conversations about climate change that are framed around a different set of values (ie those of the Catholic faith).
This opportunity for reengagement is important not only for economic reasons, as Argentina seeks to restore economic prosperity, but also because it opens the door to greater collaboration in areas of science, education, terrorism, and drug and human trafficking.
Robbing a nation of its historical memory is the most devastating of all larcenies because it opens the door to far worse crimes.
Obama administration officials considered the statement a step forward because it opened the door to action outside the Security Council.
The titans of industry resisted violently, not just because the new rule would cut into their profits, but also because it opened the door to regulation in general.
The evolution of multicellularity was a critical step in the origin of each of these groups because it opened the way to the emergence of much more complex organisms in which different cells could take on different tasks.
Mr. Schäuble has always made it clear that the United States has primary responsibility for the inmates, because it opened the camp after the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
