Sentence examples for opening pathways from inspiring English sources
But any progress away from indiscriminate immigration enforcement, and toward opening pathways to a fuller involvement in society, is worth noting and celebrating.
Studies of nanoparticles themselves and detailed changes of polymer structure in various scales are opening pathways for engineering flexible composites that can exploit the advantages of both polymers and nanoparticles.
Haley Barbour, a Republican elder statesman and former governor of Mississippi, echoed Mr. Boehner, and Sean Hannity, the conservative talk show host — in a startling turnaround — joined calls for measures opening pathways to legal status for illegal immigrants.
Although he tended to be overshadowed by two of his closest colleagues — Robert Rauschenberg and Jasper Johns — Mr. Twombly played an equally significant role in opening pathways beyond the high-minded purity and frequent machismo of Abstract Expressionism, the dominant painting style in the late 1940s and '50s, when the three men entered the New York art world.
The volcano's flanks were "intensely fractured" in 2001 and 2002, he adds, opening pathways for future outbursts.
These emerging approaches hold promise as a means of democratizing education (Blessinger & Anchan, 2015), by opening pathways to learning for marginal populations who might otherwise be excluded from such opportunities (Bhatti, Tubaisahat, & El-Qawasmeh, 2005).
He opened pathways of sound unimaginable to those whose memories of the ukulele involve Arthur Godfrey, Elvis Presley and, of course, Tiny Tim.
You have to be able to see things before they happen, holes before they open, pathways before they're there.
That opens pathways to interfere with the evolutionary dynamics of the cancer.
The analysis of this process could open pathways for the overall organisation of psychiatric care.
But while this greater access to education has opened pathways to the middle class for millions of Americans, it has also created new inequalities.
