Sentence examples for ceased opening up from inspiring English sources
Certain forms of intervention into family life, for instance through welfare provision and collective forms of community and labour organisation, have ceased, opening up new spaces for self-reliant personal development (Ikels 2006; Yan 2009).
If instead of listening to me, my husband cracked a joke or placated me with a lie, I would cease opening up to him.
As the debates and distinctions of bygone eras cease to matter so much, new spaces of acceptance are opening up, bringing with them new forms of Christian practice.
"Opening Up," by James Farrer.
Prime Minister Charles Haughey said in a statement in Dublin that if extended indefinitely, the new cease-fire would "open up great possibilities for progress". But Peter Robinson, deputy leader of the Democratic Unionist Party, which supports Northern Ireland's union with Britain, dismissed the truce.
Mr. Bulut said the cease-fire could be a way to open up "back channels" of diplomacy that could eventually lead to a softening of rhetoric.
Ferman hoped to take advantage of a gap in the science fiction magazine market opened up by the demise of Planet Stories, one of the last sf pulps, which had ceased publication in late 1955.
They submit that it opens up the possibility of reasoning to a foregone conclusion by, for example, persistent experimentation: we might decide to cease experimentation only if the preferred result is reached.
Constant comparison of data within and between themes, supplemented by regular discussion with the research team/steering group opened up meaning in the text until no new themes emerged [ 16] and theoretical saturation was reached [ 18] when recruitment ceased.
