Sentence examples for opened up questions from inspiring English sources

"The story, for me, opened up questions that I feel when I'm making work: Can you tell what something is?

A landmark legal decision has opened up questions about ministers' rights to keep official secrets and the nature of modern monarchy.

Freya Newman was a librarian, but her initial observation of favouritism in fact opened up questions around financial gifts and private donations.

Indeed, our study has been valuable in part because it opened up questions to guide future research from which we will have findings we can share with stakeholders, including policymakers and health care providers to inform their practice.

"Economists love quantifying things," he said, "but there are so many possible interpretations, it doesn't settle debates as much as it opens up questions".

Something as simple as a garden can open up questions about both science and philosophy – show me a worksheet that is able to do that.

The fact that the allegations had been widely publicised prior to Brough's appointment opens up questions about the standards the prime minister expects of his ministers.

However, industry sources pointed out that businesses such as RBS are more reliant on their English than Scottish customers, meaning that independence could open up questions such as whether they should relocate to London.

For Rand Fishkin, 28, opening up questions about his appearance seemed like a natural — and entertaining — extension of crowd sourcing, by which companies or Web sites let users create and manage content.

It also opens up questions for the future employment of this conceptual framework within transport research.

This opens up questions on the validity of conventional theories to describe these physical properties.