Sentence examples for floodgates to create from inspiring English sources

However, that doesn't exist yet and we must be creative problem solvers to figure out the best way to open the floodgates to create lead-generation paths and results that are relevant, targeted and applicable to "who" our prospective customer really is.

Wallaby had previously opened up its beta for sign-ups back in June, but Goldman now says that it will still be a few months before it "opens the floodgates," allowing anyone to create an account.

But had Al Goldstein not dared to create his "sex review," the floodgates of a more expansive and liberating publishing culture might never have opened.

The School of the Heartist will teach you not just how to unlock the floodgates of your personal Creativity, but also how to create the ultimate artwork -- which is your Soul.

If Apple drops its API guard a little more to allow developers to create system global keyboards that could open the floodgates to real keyboard innovation on iOS.

"The stats are very low for pregnancies which arise as a result of rape, so therefore I am very worried about moves to create any change in the legislation, which would open the floodgates to full-scale abortion on demand as we have in England, where we've had seven million children destroyed as a result".

The hearing opened floodgates of criticism on Islamabad's policies in Balochistan while some other opposition leaders say they want to create an independent homeland for the Baloch.

They also fear that Britain could open the floodgates to "designer babies," created with particular characteristics and washed of genetic flaws or less desirable traits.

"Imposing a home extensions free-for-all on the whole country risks opening the floodgates to thousands of unsightly and unsuitable extensions which create disputes between neighbours, impinge on garden space and increase flood risk".

This is not about eroding well-established asylum policies, or creating some flimsy loophole that will open the floodgates to immigrants who simply seek a better life.

Jeri G. Kubicki, a vice president of the manufacturers group, said the bills would "open the floodgates to unwarranted litigation against employers at a time when businesses are struggling to retain and create jobs".