Sentence examples for provided openings from inspiring English sources

When provided openings, other Democrats have attacked what they see as a Republican soft spot.

This provided openings for English merchants, who were given monopolies of wool exports by the crown in return for their support.

In New Hampshire, Mr. Romney provided openings by saying he could relate to people who receive pink slips, and later letting the words "I like to fire people" come out of his mouth.

Similarly, Ms. Cutter said, while Mr. Giuliani has provided openings for Democrats to attack him as a vacillator, his refusal to budge from his vocal support for abortion rights has strengthened his image as being steadfast, even as he has shifted in other areas.

But I doubt that these college courses will describe how, along with the rise of monopoly, the American market system also provided openings for tens of thousands of people with few resources — including ethnic minorities and women — to create businesses, offer needed services and commodities to their communities, and provide a route for themselves and their families into the middle class.

At the same time, democratization and the rise of civil society have provided openings for grassroots organizations to seek to protect and support local cultural spaces as sites for creative engagements in urban life.

These will provide openings for Republican budget cutters.

Politics occasionally provides openings for youthful candidates to soar.

Sierra Club officials remain deeply suspicious that the new plan will provide openings for developers to circumvent decades of environmental protection.

He suggested such programs could provide openings for defense attorneys to suppress evidence and attack witnesses' testimony.

The best films provide openings into imaginative possibilities, allow us to "do it over," revisit the past, go back to the future, reconsider the absolutes.