Sentence examples for clearly opened from inspiring English sources

And while the case has clearly opened old wounds, some are not as deep as others.

While Vaccaro does not forecast an exodus, he said a door had clearly opened.

They are based on rapid technological change, and tight labor markets have clearly opened enormous opportunities to workers at all levels.

"It's clearly opened a door that didn't exist previously, to allow you to communicate with a mass number of people in a short period of time," Mr. Brown said.

The political dimension has clearly opened opportunities for Meetup.com's co-founder, Scott Heiferman, a veteran Internet marketer who sold his last company, i-Traffic, to the online advertising firm Agency.com for $15 million in 1999.

As Michael Harbert, a writer and producer who is a Republican and has worked on G.O.P. campaigns, put it: "He clearly opened the door and made it not just acceptable but fashionable to say, 'I'm an Arnold Schwarzenegger Republican.' That's a new title.

Clearly, opening day of the Downtown Dance Festival — three hours, no intermission — was a tester.

They're clearly opening to a market that's quite different from when it was conceived.

We haven't had any other kind of real change, and this clearly opens the door to more".

But the combination — new participants, new police tactics — is clearly opening an uncertain chapter in a story that from its inception has embraced the notion of unplanned, unscripted civil action.

Barrick has been a distressed seller of assets, and the sharp run up of African Barrick as it works to turn its business around headed up by new management clearly opens the door to sell some of Barrick's holding.