Sentence examples for has provided a window from inspiring English sources

Paris's pork soup, served by a far-right nationalist group, has provided a window of opportunity to promote diversity.

This season has provided a window into an alternate reality, because for once Romo has all the support he could need.

Thus, the approximately 50% drop in oil prices has provided a window of opportunity to reduce carbon emissions by removing FFS and internalizing climatic externalities worldwide.

The Norwegian experience has provided a window into what might happen if and when board leaders and companies elsewhere decide to seriously commit to making sure their boards are truly diverse, moving consciously from homogeneity to heterogeneity.

More than any Barbara Walters interview, the manslaughter trial of Jayson Williams has provided a window into a dream lifestyle that has, in some ways, been used against him.

Ever since 1993, when Mosaic, the first graphical browser, transformed the web into a mainstream medium, the internet has provided a window on aspects of human behaviour that are, at the very least, puzzling and troubling.

But in some ways, the campaign and election have provided a window into the evolution of how textbooks cover history.

The cases have provided a window into conflicts in the radical environmental movement about strategy and loyalty.

While these tests have provided a window on the future and maybe even a way of avoiding tragedy, not everyone has wanted to know what they reveal.

It was unclear whether he was talking, but the officials said his capture had provided a window into the Taliban and could lead to other senior officials.

Tim Kaine, Clinton's running mate, said something very similar, adding that Trump's comment had provided "a window into the soul of a person who is just temperamentally not suited to the task".