Sentence examples for opened space for from inspiring English sources

That opened space for Thatcherism and the "corrupted, half-evacuated political culture" that followed.

But he has opened space for the radicals by clamping down on even temperate debate of religious issues.

In Czechoslovakia, even the gentle Velvet Revolution opened space for the expression of stereotyping and animosity between Czechs and Slovaks, which finally split the country in two.

Evans' cross-field kick to Ugo Monye almost opened space for Mike Brown – making his 200th club appearance – but he was denied by the Wales wing Aled Brew.

Drifting into remote areas away from his notional markers, time and again he opened space for others while giving himself scope for those irresistible surges.

There were a few dunks here and there, but when Griffin was surrounded in the fourth quarter, it opened space for the mostly anonymous Randy Foye to decide the outcome.

"His greatest error was not opening space for other voices," Mr. Reyes said.

"When you have a transition from one system to the other, you open space for criminals, you open space also for other problems that were unforeseen".

Chandler is still, well, Chandler — an elite defender and deadly offensive force who opens space for shooters.

The Reds have made major changes at Cinergy Field to open space for a new ballpark under construction alongside.

Respect for Roddick's strengthened backhand kept Federer from cheating to the other side of the court, thereby opening space for Roddick's other shots.