Sentence examples for open up areas from inspiring English sources

Three other main routes run from east to west and are of growing importance because they open up areas not served by the railways.

As players progress through the game's 15-story levels, they also open up areas in the game's huge hub map – a vast, suitably dark Lego version of Gotham City.

"But how can he possibly argue that we should open up areas that are closed, like the Arctic refuge, if he won't drill areas that are open," like the eastern gulf.

Greater public transport coverage can help open up areas previously cut off from employment and services – but new infrastructure takes decades and billions of pounds; more likely, young people will commute further, and the experience will be more crowded and unpleasant.

Among other things, the U.S. wanted China to open up areas of its economy, such as cloud computing, to foreign competitors; crack down on the theft of intellectual property; and stop forcing American firms to transfer technology as a condition for entry to the Chinese market.

Just a few weeks ago, President Barack Obama announced that the government would open up areas off the East Coast for offshore oil and gas drilling.

He opened up areas of philosophy to me.

Further, as Perry said, opening up areas of domestic energy is key to job growth.

It opened up areas like Washington Heights, home to the subject of The Hunt this week.

Even as it opened up areas of lucrative production, this new orientation of Latin American economies imposed certain limits.

For university researchers, that opens up areas of inquiry that would previously not have been worth the time and effort.