Sentence examples for has left a window from inspiring English sources

An anti-abortion group has claimed that the government has left a "window wide open" for it and others to target women trying to access terminations in Ireland, in an attempt to convince them not to go ahead.

There's always the possibility that your torturer is not a careful person and has left a window open.

The police were puzzled that there was no sign of forced entry; Mr Fox explained he had left a window open because it was so warm.

But she pointed out that very often when a question like this arises, "it is because someone already knows that they have done something on the edge," which might have left a window for contamination or bacterial growth.

When he returned, he noticed that he had left a window open in his studio and that the wind had blown one sketch on transparent paper on top of another, making it look like an elephant was sitting in a tree.

This was probably not the intention at the time – it was seen as a one-off to coincide the Tour's anniversary – but it has left a large time window available to the organisers on that final Sunday afternoon.

Unfortunately, the ubiquity of highly vulnerable Windows has left a good part of the world at a risk that's perhaps almost as dangerous and widespread as the risk posed by a broken Internet.

She had left a kitchen window open because her mother had burned potatoes at dinner.

COMMENTS The conference's bullies, Hofstra and Delaware, have left, leaving a window of opportunity for Maine's guards, Huggy Dye (13.3 points) and Greene (10.6).

The fragmentation of Android devices has left Nokia a window of opportunity.

"The commission has rejected the companies' final concessions, but it has still left a window open for negotiation," a Brussels competition lawyer said.