Sentence examples for opened up new horizons from inspiring English sources

Jeffrey O'Rourke, chief executive of Ink, said this opened up new horizons, including the possibility of offering location-based content.

She opened up new horizons, taking me to museums and art galleries, and giving me a really good education.

The development of induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) technology has opened up new horizons for development of new research tools especially for skeletal dysplasias, which often lack human disease models.

The stealth effect attributed to PEGylation in liposomes has opened up new horizons in prolonged drug delivery, and proved to be a promising tactic to solve safety issues associated with active targeting principles.

That he has, just as he has opened up new horizons for the misled among the faithful, for those of us who have long considered him the most remarkable performer sport has ever produced and yet – with logic, the boxing forecasters' Iago, spitting falsehoods in our ears – found ourselves fearfully predicting that Foreman would be too young and too strong to fall before him.

It was here that he worked extensively with Joan Ruderman, a period he later said "opened up new horizons, not only in learning to deal with new systems, but in the breadth of approaches and interests of scientists who passed through Woods Hole".

We all know that our inclusion in EMU ensures for us greater stability and opens up new horizons," the prime minister, Costas Simitis, said in a televised New Year message.

The exciting new fillers could open up new horizons for PLA advanced composites applications.

Otto Piene opens up new horizons in both art and art education.

Indeed, it is new or more sensitive technology that can open up new horizons in biology.

They also tend to be cheap, opening up new horizons to travellers – poets included.