Sentence examples for opened markets from inspiring English sources

After the Meiji Restoration, in 1868, Western influences began to appear in embroidered Japanese formal wear, while newly opened markets led to kimonos designed for export.

In that first summer, we opened markets not only in Union Square and the East Side, but also in Harlem and downtown Brooklyn.

The reforms that have shrunk the state and opened markets to foreign competition, many believe, have enriched corrupt officials and faceless multinationals, and failed to better their lives.

The very public move, by troops whose presence here was not, until today, officially admitted by the Pentagon, startled the throngs who shopped for long-forbidden music cassettes and other goods in Kandahar's fully opened markets.

I'm not surprised: At San Francisco International Airport, I have enjoyed even tastier sushi than at Kennedy's Terminal 6; La Guardia now features a branch of Figs, a restaurant conceived by the celebrity chef Todd English; and many terminals have opened markets featuring fresh fruit and vegetables.

Stanford grad opened markets to the masses with eponymous discount stock brokerage firm 1971.

The two sides should further open markets to each other.

Many blame Washington for having pushed Japan into opening markets.

This "opens markets" to outside competition from giant corporations.

Deregulation opened protected markets.

They opened their markets to free trade.