Sentence examples for open new channels from inspiring English sources

Saudi Arabia needs to open new channels beyond the West.

It came at a time when President Obama had pledged to open new channels of engagement with the Cuban people.

To combat this, the government's recent measures to kick-start lending and open new channels of credit need to take effect.

The detention and the mysterious circumstances surrounding it threaten to reignite tensions between the countries at a time when both had promised to open new channels of engagement.

"While we will continue to build in high-growth regions around the world, our owner's relationships will open new channels to the dynamic and rapidly growing Chinese automotive market".

That might act as a brake on Britain's economic links with this boom economy, were it not for Romanians in London, Manchester, Birmingham and elsewhere who can open new channels of communication and trade.

I can only hope this personal, human contact opens new channels for mutual understanding.

But France is poised to switch off the analog TV system, potentially opening new channels like these to greater audiences.

"We are opening new channels, we are heading east," said Prince Walid bin Talal, a billionaire investor and member of the royal family.

Increasing integration with the global economy reduces the dependence of the American economy on domestic demand; it also opens new channels of supply, reducing inflationary pressures on costs and wages.

However, the proximity of interfaces opens new channels of nonradiative processes detrimental for the operation of LEDs.