Sentence examples for efforts open from inspiring English sources

Senator Mark Udall, a Colorado Democrat and a member of the Armed Services Committee who sponsored the unsuccessful proposal to strip the detainee proposals from the bill, warned that the provisions could "destabilize" counterterrorism efforts, "open the door to domestic military police powers and possibly deny U.S. citizens their due process rights".

Collectively, these efforts open up exciting new therapeutic avenues but could also augment the inherent risks of RNAi technology, including immune responses, off-targeting, and oversaturation of endogenous pathways.

These efforts open the door for the far larger, far more creative efforts that will ultimately be needed to prevent millions of upcoming foreclosures and possibly massive walk-aways from the estimated 23percentt (and increasing) of all mortgage holders -- 11 million families -- who are underwater.

I hope that through persistent efforts, opening community spaces, and exhibiting our work, the appreciation for skill-based arts will continue to expand.

This has left the effort open to the occasional accusation that Brooklyn boxers who appear at Barclays are often there as steppingstones for Golden Boys' more favored, out-of-town fighters.

Meanwhile, the Madras government was biding its time, leaving the field of positive effort open to Christian missionaries; as a result of this missionary initiative, English education in the Madras presidency was more extensively imparted than in Bombay.

I propose that we launch an effort, open to all, to support Conyers' bill and demand that our representatives in the House and the Senate promptly enact it.

Principles emerging from this engineering effort open new prospects for combining rational and genetic selection approaches to design novel aminoacyl tRNA synthetases that ligate noncanonical amino acids onto tRNAs.

And this effort opened doors.

"Brand USA will be an advertising, communications and marketing effort, opening up America to visitors, giving them many reasons why now is the time to come and visit".

The play — directed by José Ferrer, who won a Tony Award for his effort — opened in May 1951 and ran for well over a year.