Sentence examples for new openings for from inspiring English sources
New openings for peace may emerge.
On paper, the accord promises vast new openings for American agricultural goods, telecommunications equipment and Internet providers, among others.
Bill Clinton, all of whom spoke of a restoration of trust in the Israeli leadership and new openings for peace in the Middle East.
Some democracy advocates suggest Beijing is trying to neutralize opposition to stringent new internal security laws here by providing new openings for trade.
The crisis in Russia provides the west with the best possible circumstances for combining smart pressure with new openings for dialogue.
Meanwhile, the self-styled moderates tend to advocate large-scale surrender, instead of recognising that technological and economic changes can create new openings for left ideas.
If this experiment works, marketers may have discovered a new opening for advertisers to crawl inside the home PC.
The rest of the Republican candidates, particularly former Gov. Jon M. Huntsman Jr. of Utah, hoped the moment would provide a new opening for their own candidacies.
The new opening for Mr. Zients became available when Mr. Sperling told Mr. Obama months ago that he would be leaving after 2013.
"Such works created a new opening for contemporary sculpture," Eugenie Tsai, curator of the Whitney Museum retrospective, said in a telephone interview a few days later.
There is a "new opening for a more robust liberalism," said Michael Tomasky, editor at large of the liberal magazine The American Prospect.
