Sentence examples for has opened doors to from inspiring English sources

This conversion, cynical though it may be, has opened doors to Saddam in the fundamentalist world.

It was Koreans' love of mountains, especially Baekdudaegan, that has opened doors to him in both Koreas.

Distance learning has opened doors to niche subjects for casual learners – people who are just interested in a subject and want to find out more.

At the beginning of course it was strange, then again I took into consideration that the Dynamo has opened doors to me in a way I had never seen with other clubs.

"London Irish has opened doors to international rugby and I believe the club will constantly improve my game.

A growing understanding of the molecular biology of the disease has opened doors to rich new areas of research, and targeted therapies will likely play an important role in newly developing treatment paradigms.

I've opened doors to bald-headed children with angelic eyes and shattering smiles.

I've opened doors to couples enfolded in weeping embraces, so seized with grief that they had to be pried apart.

But they reminded each other to stay combative and visceral, Chicago toughies abjuring decorative and ironic finesses that could have opened doors to them in New York.

Open-source technologies and distributed computing have opened doors to new possibilities and new frontiers in BI on time series databases.

Design and synthesis of simplified models of cell membranes that mimic their self-organization and functions represent great technical challenge, yet have opened doors to innovative diagnostic and therapeutic methods.