Sentence examples for purposes opening from inspiring English sources

In recent years, photonics has been exploited for medical and biological purposes, opening up the new field of biophotonics.

Physicians' receptiveness to their patients' communication can provide therapeutic care by serving multiple purposes: opening the lines of communication, enabling physicians to develop stronger relationships with patients, and determining treatment regimens that patients find more manageable and to which they are able to adhere.

The terrible-looking romantic comedy involving two wolves being relocated for reproductive purposes opened with $9.1 million.

Yet he came to see Mr. Karzai on Tuesday morning with a purpose, opening fire as soon as they went inside the room, Mr. Jan said.

With Rick Santorum's departure from the race, the voting should serve another purpose: opening the door to a full embrace ofMitt Romney by the Republican establishment.

With Rick Santorum's departure from the race, the voting should serve another purpose: opening the door to a full embrace of Mitt Romney by the Republican establishment.

Fittingly, "Purpose" opens with Wyclef saving babies.

A $50 million luxury building for the elderly, the first in Manhattan developed specifically for that purpose, opened its doors yesterday.

When the discipline was removed, a chasm of emptiness and lack of purpose opened up before a generation of young men.

21 a. 2 ad 2), for each of one's morally significant choices (for good or evil) is a choice to devote a part of one's single life to a purpose which could have been any of the whole open-ended range of purposes open to human pursuit for the sake of benefiting all or any human being(s).

For most of its history, the United States has had, for all practical purposes, open borders, according to University of San Francisco law professor Bill Hing.