Sentence examples for opened up room from inspiring English sources

The time lag between replies opened up room for confusion.

He didn't abandon any of his fundamental beliefs, but he framed those beliefs in a more welcoming way and opened up room for growth and new thinking.

Mr. Mayer is a first-rate guitarist, and (with the crowd's permission) he opened up room to improvise, dispensing taut blues leads, ingeniously shifting jazz chords and spiky fingerpicked syncopations.

The fundamental change in the seed financing process was caused by two things: the lean startup approach, which drove early-stage financing documents to be as lean as the companies using them, and the consolidation of traditional venture funds, which drove them to larger, later rounds and opened up room for more diversity at the early stages.

He took out a giant circus key ring and opened up room number 3 for us.

He took out a giant key ring and opened up room number 3 for us.

"It is slow, insecure and opens up room for error," Mr. Kennedy said.

Will the threat of an effective downfield passing game help the Jets open up room for their short passing game?

Instead of just fighting for survival, he's using his bully pulpit to open up room for a liberal agenda.

In this it corresponds perfectly to air architecture, which although physically barely there, opens up room after spacious room, to any imaginative tenant, in the mind.

Most noticeably, the Academy last year doubled the field of best picture nominees to 10, hoping to open up room for blockbusters like "The Blind Side" — and this year, perhaps, "Toy Story 3," "Inception" or "True Grit".