Sentence examples for experts to open from inspiring English sources

This shows the tendency of modern experts to open one no-trump with slightly irregular patterns, especially when the doubletons are strong.

The new advice from security experts is to open only attachments that you know are coming from familiar senders.

The scientists and bone experts intend to open the coffin under carefully controlled conditions over the coming winter.

Approached by Mr. Stiles last year about the Times article, the museum's curators brought in expert watchmakers to open the timepiece.

Best known as Wolverine in the "X-Men" and "X2" films, Mr. Jackman played leading roles in the films "Swordfish" and "Kate and Leopold" and recently completed filming "Van Helsing," about Bram Stoker's vampire expert, which is to open in May.

The best way to avoid infection, experts advised, is not to open e-mail attachments from unknown sources and to keep antivirus software up to date.

But ultimately, one expert suggested, the desire to open U.S. markets will prevent Europeans from muddying the boundaries between the "separate tracks" of the TTIP talks and the digital privacy agreement with the U.S. Department of Justice.

Polling experts predicted that the vote to open the investigation was unlikely to derail a victory by Mr. Lee, a conservative, in the election on Wednesday.

Some experts believe he always intended to open talks once he had obtained enough of a nuclear capability to bolster his bargaining position.

In conversations with older adults, offer reassurance and ask open-ended questions like "Are you low on pills?" or "Can I run out and get you something?" rather than trying to get them to open up, experts recommended.

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