Sentence examples for door to develop from inspiring English sources

DeBeers is taking not only the old Louis Vuitton space at 55th Street in the St . Regis Hotelbut is adding the Godiva space next door to develop a 7,000-square-foot 7,000-square-foot 7,000-square-foot

The analyses open a new door to develop the optimal nanostructure of electrode materials for high performance supercapacitor.

The emerging mesoporous silicon nanowires (MPSiNWs) open a new door to develop the wide applications derived from the enhanced surface areas and quantum confinement effect [22].

Advances in early cancer detection have opened the door to develop vaccines to prevent primary and recurrent tumors rather than shrink existing tumor masses.

Mr. Obama's unconventional pick of Dr. Kim, a physician and anthropologist, has opened the door to developing countries to put forward their own candidates whose economic and banking qualifications more closely resemble those of past leaders of the bank.

The demands of such work often reveal the limitations of existing technologies and open the door to developing new approaches and techniques.

So Democratic leaders, eager to make good on a promise after taking control of Congress, worked behind closed doors to develop the bill that was passed in both chambers.

These results give an unprecedented insight into the molecular mechanisms underlying sea urchin adhesion, and opening new doors to develop wet-reliable, reversible, and ecological biomimetic adhesives.

The IRS Whistleblower Complaint exposes ALEC's misclassification as a 501(c)(3) public charity with a mountain of evidence that the group exists to bring its members -- 2,000 state legislators and hundreds of corporations -- together behind closed doors to develop and push model state legislation.

"The E.U. has opened its doors to developing world exports, but this is worth nothing if small-holders in the South cannot sell staple crops on their home markets.

Two groups here, the National Democratic Institute and the International Republican Institute, were allocated $4 million to help groups in Serbia campaign door to door and to develop other get-out-the-vote techniques, Mr. Pressley said.