Sentence examples for now unlocking from inspiring English sources
Right now, unlocking the phone isn't reliably easy.
"By building the missing pieces, Mozilla is now unlocking the potential of the Web to be the platform for creating and consuming content everywhere," said Mozilla Chief of Innovation Todd Simpson.
"We are now unlocking capabilities for customers to purchase a Disney film and enjoy it across different digital distribution platforms," Matt Strauss, Comcast Cable executive vice president and general manager of video services, said in an interview.
Ventricles in your heart, your fingers, trees, the world, it all comes from biology, which is now unlocking some of the systems to produce them in vitro, or rather in laboratory environments, where we can grow industrial design.
Both pieces are now unlocked for all readers.
Last weekend though, residents were eager to explore the sites now unlocked thanks to foreign initiatives.
Every £100 the UK gives to the Global Fund now unlocks an extra £50 from the US.
If you'd like to read more about Nora Ephron, please take a look at Ariel Levy's 2009 Profile of the writer, which is now unlocked.
Passage of the multibill now unlocks €2bn in aid that the government has pledged to put into a parallel programme of relief measures.
He contends that, because Britain has gone unexplored for so many years, new technologies might now unlock resources hitherto overlooked.But investors should pause before a rush to grab Britain's minerals begins in earnest.
If you'd like to read more from Tomkins, you can take a look at his 2008 Profile of the painter John Currin and his 2013 Art World on Andrew Bolton, the director of the Met's Costume Institute (now unlocked).
