Sentence examples for represents an opening from inspiring English sources

In a perverse way, the tragedy represents an opening of sorts for Mr. Kaido and Ms. Fukushima, who applaud the prime minister for backing their cause.

This article in Police magazine represents an opening round in a campaign that I hope the medical profession will see is as much about police controlling people as about protecting prisoners.

"The Human Technopole is an ambitious project in scope and duration, but also represents an opening and a sign of great attention towards the entire scientific community".

The former represents an opening to greater understanding, while the latter capitulates to ignorance and thus blocks genuine understanding".

This may seem like typical behavior for a bloated corporation, but to a mind sharpened by the wisdom of Sun Tzu, it represents an opening.

That call represents an opening volley for a government intent on controlling people by sheer force and vilifying anyone who opposes the government's agenda.

That lack of visibility, however could also represent an opening for startups.

They fought to dismantle the legacy of Vatican II, which represented an opening of the church to the modern world.

A large opening penetrates the left exoccipital of Acrocanthosaurus along the neck of the occipital condyle and likely represents a paracondylar opening as seen in Shaochilong and other carcharodontosaurid taxa [37], [41].

The Hague Tribunal represents a historic opening for the rest of the world as well: a chance to establish a permanent international criminal court.

It also represents a key opening for startups to begin thinking about grade school in a post-tenure world, and the opportunities that will shortly exist to improve education.