Sentence examples for gate openers from inspiring English sources

Thanks to the industry's close relationship with the banks whose securities it rates, Partnoy says, the agencies have behaved less like gatekeepers than gate openers.

The consultants are the gate openers to the clinical pathways in hospitals [ 8].

When the victim returned to his vehicle he saw his driver's side front door was open and found a metal clip from a detached gate opener on his driver's side rear tire.

He said the clip appeared to be from a gate opener given to residence at his apartment complex.

The teachers report that although most adolescents express physical pain as a way to enter into contact with their teacher about their pain, in most cases, there are also psychological and social components the physical reason is used as a gate opener.

Each carriage forward represents a new struggle for Evans Curtiss, with Song's "security expert" and gate-opener along for the ride with his wide-eyed daughter Yona (Go Ah-sung).

Over the week, as we ambled gently westwards, we slotted into roles: Miranda as map reader, me as chief gate-opener and reader of the instruction sheets (example: "Follow the stony track until you reach a gate. DO NOT GO THROUGH THIS GATE. Turn left along the side of the wood") and Simon as bemused observer and trainee trekker.

The Tractor Supply in question is the local branch of an American chain that sells anything a rural-abiding American might want – lawn mowers, wide-brimmed straw hats, gate-openers, etc. – and was supposedly the scene of a fight between Polnicky and one of the branch's assistant managers.

Within this category four subcategories were found: 'faith', 'ascendancy of elderly women', 'home sweet home', and 'TBAs as gate-openers'.

Even more, within these two models, gate-openers trusted by women existed: TBAs for the first model and HEWs for the second.

Four subcategories were identified in relation to this category: 'appreciating medical resources', 'uncertain quality of care'transportationion barriers', 'HEWs as gate-openers'.