Sentence examples for lead to an opening from inspiring English sources

I am sceptical that it will lead to an opening".

Hence his cautious negotiations with the Turks, which may yet lead to an opening of the border.

"It will lead to an opening of the society and a rise in freedom and personal choice," the president said of the trade pact, which Republican leaders intend to bring up in the House near the end of May.

But I do believe HTML5 (or some other technology we're not even thinking about right now) will lead to an opening back up of the system.

Firstly, it can be noted that, beyond the rhetoric of integration and multidimensionality of the concept, in many cases not only is the accent placed almost exclusively on technology, but there is also the expectation that their development would lead to an opening of new markets.

He said that the Bank of England's scheme should persuade both banks and FSA to lighten up: the mere existence of the Bank's new guarantee that easy money is available to banks should lead to an opening of the lending valve.

This avoids the marshy area and leads to an opening in the wall.

For all that, a decent cross by Pogba five minutes from the interval might have led to an opening goal.

We followed a narrow path that led to an opening in the brush, where an enormous six-hundred-year-old redwood grew like the leaning tower of Pisa.

To the right of the bed, a spiral staircase led to an opening in the ceiling, apparently the second floor of the apartment.

Just before half time, Beckford's pace and movement led to an opening for Howson who curled his shot over from 25 yards.