Sentence examples for opened up avenues from inspiring English sources

After 34 de, the foregoing exchanges had not opened up avenues for the black pieces, which could still hardly move.

The identification of the human papilloma virus as one causative agent in a subset of oropharyngeal cancers and their association with a favorable prognosis has opened up avenues for new therapeutic strategies.

But as the Army marched into the South, there came a remarkable change, foretelling the war's course: "Union troops … have opened up avenues of free intercourse between Northern and Southern black men [which] compels us to admit their invasion of Southern Soil to be grand and beneficent".

This work has opened up avenues for further development and improvement.

At the technical level, comparative genome analysis on a few model species like rice, maize, sorghum, and Brachypodium has opened up avenues to the highly leveraged study of any other grass.

Kutcher says that studying bugs has opened up avenues of adventures that he never imagined possible.

It is also assumed to reduce unemployment as well as opening up avenues for increased female labour force participation (Pitt and Khandker 1998; ILO 2009).

The method opens up avenues for designing tunable terahertz devices in detection, imaging, and stealth technology.

The latter opens up avenues for mechanistic modeling of large fuel cell stacks.

"This could open up avenues for people who own rights to other feature films".

The demonstrated power of the SQ method opens up avenues for theoretical predictions of amorphous materials in general.