Sentence examples for thereby open up from inspiring English sources

He writes deceptive themes that seem guileless on the surface but turn out to have harmonic twists that imply more unsettling stories beneath – and thereby open up a wealth of fresh options for the improvising interpreters who turn to his work so often.

It is believed that with further optimization, this relatively inexpensive material can act as efficient CE for DSSCs, which thereby open up a new avenue for vanadium oxides as a new class of materials for clean energy generation.

In compiling the expression database SPIED we sought to loosen the restraints inherent in previous treatments and thereby open up a larger set of data for interrogation.

Further dissection of this locus should give information about sex and molecular mechanisms influencing disorders of uncontrolled behaviors and thereby open up new perspectives for neuropsychiatric therapies in humans.

Others have started long-only funds, thereby opening up a much bigger market.

It's a big business in its own right and can be stuffed with Diageo's established tipples, thereby opening up years of growth.

This new creature possesses a cell structure that allows it to reproduce into eternity, with absolutely no faulty mutations, thereby opening up the prospect of a sedated, peace-loving brand of human free of the ruthless aggression of individualism.

He credits Elmore Leonard with finding a way of "slowing down and suspending the English sentence," thereby opening up "a lag in time" through which he "easily slides, gaining entry to his players' hidden minds".

Expressive space was thereby opened up for the Schubert songs and for some moving portrayals of aloneness in "Dass sie hier gewesen," "Die Liebe hat gelogen" and even "Sei mir gegrüsst," where Mr. Holzmair suggested an intense optimism powered by desperation -- hope rushing with its hands over its eyes.

She also says that the informal language used over mobile also put potential victims at ease: for instance, instead of texting users, "Are you a victim of domestic violence?", the service might ask, "Did your husband drink too much over the weekend?", thereby opening up a conversation.

Lyne asked: "Do you think it was appropriate and in line with established practice for the attorney to give what was intended to be formal law officers' advice in draft to its ultimate recipient, conceivably thereby opening up a process of negotiation?" Wilmshurst replied: "I'm not myself aware of a previous precedent for this.