Sentence examples for much more opening from inspiring English sources

But, for women, the bicycle boom meant much more, opening up a whole new world of independence.

"Because of doi moi (opening of the economy), things are much more open, which often leads to excessiveness.

Learning then how the animals were treated and raised made it that much more eye-opening.

I've often wondered how much more eye-opening they'd be if they better reflected the diverse reality of intimacy, while still maintaining their sleazy wonder.

Bradford could have made much more of an opening barrage in which they might have scored as many as six times but managed just one, when Paul Deacon's long pass found Hull's right side in disarray and Shontayne Hape on the charge.

Colin Jost and Michael Che take on Roseanne, diversity and much more in #Emmys opening monologue.

Random water movement across the membrane does happen at a low rate; however, water molecules are transferred into and out of a cell much more efficiently through openings in the cell boundary (Haines, 1994).

Romania keep possession with much more authority in the opening minute.

Certainly Bergdorf Goodman is busy restocking this morning, but this "Don Giovanni" became much more than just another opening night.

Deutsche Börse which runs the Frankfurt market, Europe's third-largest, and does much more besides has made the opening move.

Those qualities were much more evident in an opening set by Mr. Loueke and his trio, with Massimo Biolcati on bass and Ferenc Nemeth on drums.