Sentence examples for opening broad from inspiring English sources

Some weeks before the opening, Broad invited about seventy people to a private celebration on the stage at Disney Hall.

The study of nonhuman primates (monkeys and apes) has opened broad new areas of research relevant to human welfare.

In 2003 Iran is reported quietly to have offered to open broad negotiations with America on all outstanding issues, including nuclear weapons and Israel.

Mr. Lorence also argued that a widely noted Supreme Court decision in a different case last month opened broad new areas of religious protection.

But regardless of the results of the clinical trials, Folkman has opened broad new vistas to our understanding of cancer and his is a story well worth telling.

A technology of in-situ kerogen conversion into synthetic oil in Bazhenov formation opens broad perspectives in development of Bazhenov formation, West Siberia, Russia.

The ability to test and invalidate hypotheses about the social processes at work in the academic community opens broad perspectives for the science of science.

This process opens broad possibilities for the design and direct preparation of modified by noble metal carbon-based nanomaterials of different compositions for a wide variety of practical applications.

But shortly before BCAM and its 60,000 square feet of galleries opened, Broad had let it slip that he was only loaning his art to LACMA and would not be donating his holdings to any museum.

Gene silencing in the retina using RNA interference could open broad possibilities for functional studies of genes in vivo and for therapeutic interventions in eye disorders.

At least one person at the meeting suggested that the commission consider opening a broad antitrust inquiry into the Internet search market, the person said.