Sentence examples for opening a chance from inspiring English sources

At the same time, Mr. Marchionne said, Fiat and Chrysler plants outside Europe were operating at full capacity, opening a chance for Italian factories to produce for export.

"We want to give somebody like Prince Talal an opening, a chance for the good wing of the Saudi establishment, against the hawks.

The doctor has given us an opening, a chance to consider our options.

There, he and thousands of other Ukrainians saw a window of opportunity opening, a chance to free the country of corruption and to create democracy.

The child did not understand all these words, especially "adviser", but sensed this was an opening, a chance for something to change.

Recent developments in medical digital imaging and 3D visualization techniques including surface 3D reconstructions opened a chance for a long-sought change in this field.

The Louvre announced Tuesday that its grand new galleries to house its collection of Islamic art would open Sept. 22, 11 months after the Metropolitan Museum of Art's new Islamic galleries opened, a chance concurrence that will make for a greatly expanded presence for Middle Eastern art in the West.

Senator Obama and other critics of the war have said that the United States has "no good options" in Iraq, but this phrase opens a chance for a new way of defining options, and a way out.

The uprising in Egypt opened a rare chance for the political gambit by Iran's opposition.

That opens up a chance, a slim chance, in the AFC East for others.

"This certainly opens up a chance for Hewlett-Packard to install more equipment and sell more ink," said Paula Bursely, an analyst with Dataquest.