Sentence examples for changes open from inspiring English sources
Don't these Internet changes open the door to Windows à la carte?
It is time to show just what powerful changes open government can deliver and what transformation open government can catalyse.
Such changes "open new market opportunities for our products," said Peggy Carter, vice president for corporate affairs at the Sara Lee Corporation's Branded Apparel unit, whose brands include Hanes and Playtex.
Journalists and other free-speech advocates nevertheless argued today that the changes open the door wider to censorship in a nation where the news media are already under considerable government sway.
Renata Hesse, a Justice Department lawyer on the case, said, however, "We're hoping these changes open up the market that the case was about, but we haven't seen that yet".
Labour and other critics warn that the changes open the health service to full-blown privatisation, a charge Mr Cameron and Health Secretary Andrew Lansley have been keen to counter.
By 2002, Lula stood for moderate social reform.But the changes opened up fault lines which the scandal has widened.
The dinner is yet another example of the rapid changes opening up the secretive family-run winery.
These changes opened new economic opportunities for upland farmers, whose livelihoods were already in transition.
Specifying retinal microvascular changes opens a new approach to establish a biomarker for PD.
During activation, a series of conformational changes opens up these outer layers to expose the central hairpin, which then spontaneously penetrates the membrane (Parker et al., 1990).
