Sentence examples for openings making from inspiring English sources

He does not focus on opening preparation as much as other top players and plays a variety of openings, making it harder for opponents to prepare against him.

It also has openings, making it easier to install electrical wires and plumbing.

The number of candidates matches the number of openings, making the election little more than a ratification.

A steel roll cage bisects the door openings, making entry a balancing act best accomplished by leading with the feet before sliding into the heavily bolstered driver's seat.

These days, budget-conscious universities often hire nontrack employees rather than tenure-track faculty to fill openings, making VanderPlas's hoped-for new tenure lines unlikely to appear any time soon.

Terracotta pipes placed in the brick bond or the openings made through the brick bond constituted oculi for lighting.

A large number of openings make mention of Android, including specific job titles "Android developer" and "Android core software engineering".

It's proven difficult to catch them in the act because the ants quickly repair any openings made to allow researchers to peer into their chambers.

The initially accelerated product accumulation at zeolite edges (near the channel openings) makes the inner catalytic sites gradually isolated from the reaction, and finally stops the reaction by forming an 'envelope' of coke species that cover the whole zeolite body.

Frame doors and windows for a house; the openings make the house useful.

Source: Thanksgiving store openings make Black Friday a gray area (Courier Post Online, 11/16/13).