Sentence examples for opened a role from inspiring English sources
He was inactive for the Packers' Super Bowl run that winter, but he started three games at guard late last season after an injury opened a role.
Darwin himself did not think natural selection would by itself generate racial distinctions, since the physical traits associated with racial differences did not seem sufficiently beneficial to favor their retention; he did, however, leave open a role for sexual selection in the creation of races, through repeated mating among individuals with similar traits (Bernasconi and Lott 2000, 77 78).
Furthermore, the novel printing technique with p-NC will open a key role in the development of the commercially available self-powered energy system.
The National Museum of Computing has opened a gallery celebrating the role of women in computer history.
In addition, return to normoxia following a prolonged hypoxic treatment allowed hooks of WT seedlings to open, reaffirming a role for a fast-responding oxygen-sensing mechanism.
Earlier on Tuesday, the Kremlin insisted that each of the Syrian sides at the Geneva talks should be able to select their own delegations, sidestepping questions about whether this could leave open a role for Mr Assad.
Mr Ryabkov sidestepped the question of whether this could leave open a role for President Bashar al-Assad in the future, reports the BBC's Bridget Kendall from the Enniskillen summit.
Earlier this year, the Federal Trade Commission and Federal Communications Commission opened an investigation into the role that manufacturers and wireless carriers play in keeping our smartphones and other devices safe and secure.
Live-cell imaging has opened an exciting window into the role cellular heterogeneity plays in dynamic, living systems.
The fact that P1 is involved in proper nuclear architecture and function opens a new perspective on the role of cytolinkers in mechanotransduction.
By tracing their similarities and connections, the course opens a dialogue on the role of expressive culture and its relation to citizenry and national belonging.
