Sentence examples for revolution has opened from inspiring English sources

"The digital revolution has opened many new and inexpensive distribution channels but it has not made content free.

At the same time, the revolution has opened the door for the ascendance of conservative Islamist parties, including religious extremists who want to roll back some of the rights women do have.

Long ago, such films would only have been shown on television, but the digital revolution has opened up a new world for documentary makers, reducing the cost of showing films in cinemas and enabling them to be shown directly – online, in public screenings and at events.

For a minority, the information revolution has opened up an unprecedented age of insight and clarity.

This erosion in our basic science investment has occurred at the very time that the biomedical revolution has opened huge opportunities to advance our knowledge of disease.

You'll be in good company because in the last few years, a hair revolution has opened more black women's eyes to the beauty of their natural hair.

Globalisation and the technological revolution have opened up Australia to the rest of the world.

In a televised broadcast, he said the Tunisian revolution had opened the door to a bright future.

Now that "The Matrix Revolutions" has opened, Mr. Godsick said, the tracking research for "Master and Commander" is finally showing more definite interest from the crucial young-male quadrant, as well as from adult men and women.

The American and French revolutions had opened minds to the possibility of life without kings and priests, without slaves and slave-masters.

"These Arab revolutions have opened a new era in our relations with these countries and we should not be afraid of this change" from those who share "the values we hold most dear of human rights and democracy," Mr. Sarkozy said.