Sentence examples for opens the prospect from inspiring English sources

It opens the prospect of a repeat of 2010 when Australia waited 17 days while Julia Gillard and Tony Abbott sought to form a government.

This opens the prospect of Reckitt losing not only the cash payers for Suboxone, but also a decent proportion of those on insurance plans as well.

It also opens the prospect that the Empire State will be losing one female figure of considerable stature in the Senate only to have her replaced by another one.

As a result of his threats, officials in Islamabad took the surprising step yesterday of asking the Swiss authorities to reopen a series of old money-laundering allegations against Mr Zardari, a move which opens the prospect of the sitting President facing a criminal investigation.

This opens the prospect of iron surface activation with sacrificial organothiols.

Therefore, as we already have good information about the rate of convergence of as from Theorem 3.4, the representation (4.4) together with (4.5) opens the prospect that the rate of convergence of as can be obtained.

Restarting talks also opens the prospects of boosting economic and commercial relations and people to people ties that will help change the narrative and eventually lead to peace in the region.

The presence of an intact methylation machinery and conserved chromatin re-modelling factors opens the prospects for a role for epigenetic modification in developmental regulation of dorylaim nematodes.

Identification of factors that can replenish the ovarian reserve, even during young adulthood, opens the prospects for development of new anti-aging strategies.

Under the Representation of the People Act 1983, the judges' report must also be passed to the director of public prosecutions, opening the prospect of a criminal inquiry.

That opened the prospect of a temporary solution being found now, with the promise of a more substantial deal further down the line.