Sentence examples for opened up chances from inspiring English sources

There should have been more goals as Holloway's second-half alterations opened up chances at both ends, mostly snatched.

The rise of the civil rights movement opened up chances for work in the US and in the early 1960s he returned and formed William Greaves Productions.

All these scenarios open up chances for Geelong, who will also have their own shot at influence when they play Hawthorn and Freo.

In terms of business development, user orientation does not only yield important impulses for stronger patient centred care, but also opens up chances for better quality and competitive advantages.

Good passing play opened up the chance for Chris Kane, but he stumbled just as he tried to turn inside the area.

With the addition of formamide, the Tm value of the probes was reduced, and the irregular secondary structures of the ssDNA templates were opened up, improving the chances of the probes to approach targeted sequences to complete hybridization [ 15].

Koscielny's replacement, Gabriel Paulista, erred when he tried to intercept Brady's ball up to Grabban, rather than hold his ground and, when the Norwich striker rolled him, the chance suddenly opened up.

As a consequence of this fear, in recent years, Saudi Arabia and Iran have become embroiled in a number of proxy conflicts, as collapses in political order elsewhere opened up new chances to compete for influence.

Shaun Woodward's defection to Labour opened up the chance to win vacant Witney, not far from his childhood home in Berkshire.

While the end of "Action" was sad for Ms. Douglas, it has opened up a chance to do something she hadn't tried in years.

This time, Charlie Ward turned Iverson toward the middle, forced him to pass and opened up a chance for Houston to deflect the ball and force a turnover with 12.7 seconds left.