Sentence examples for opened up the prospects from inspiring English sources

But, as China opened up, the prospects for wine improved.

The UHC global agenda has opened up the prospects of significantly larger markets.

The death (August 1578) without heirs of his nephew, King Sebastian of Portugal, opened up the prospect of Philip's succession to Portugal.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic has opened up the prospect of a summer move to the Premier League by insisting he is "in shape" to play in England when he leaves Paris Saint-Germain at the end of the season.

Alex Salmond has opened up the prospect of another referendum in Scotland, saying that the SNP's landslide victory in the general election was a "staging post" on the way to independence.

Instead, he opened up the prospect that a vote of no confidence in the Government would be followed by 14 days of frenetic horse trading while the Prime Minister tries to save his job.

An explosion of demand for these devices Apple has already sold 30m iPhones around the world—has opened up the prospect of advertisers tracking users' movements and serving them ads based on their whereabouts.

Nevertheless, phytoremediation has opened up the prospect for a less costly, practical and environmentally sound approach to clean-up low-level radiation waste sites.

In the longer term, the board will look at the possibility of bringing in a commercial operator and Mr Jones also opened up the prospect of the airport looking to attract long haul and transatlantic flights.

The fall of the former Soviet Union and the demise of Yugoslavia opened up the prospect of new states being created, and secessionist movements can be found on every continent and within the borders of most nations.

This is achieved by introducing multiple processors and the Reduced Memory Algorithm thereby opening up the prospects of solving large-scale problems.