Sentence examples for thereby opening from inspiring English sources

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

Offended gods withdrew their support, thereby opening the door to demons, whose activities the malevolent could invoke.

Trade agreements are one way to reduce these barriers, thereby opening all parties to the benefits of increased trade.

Its point of difference is that nationality will not be a factor, thereby opening the way for the American writers that the Man Booker excludes.

The fall of the Berlin Wall made EU membership possible for several Central and Eastern European countries, thereby opening a new era in European history.

Mr. Bristol also focused his and his family's giving on financial aid, thereby opening Hamilton's doors to many who would not otherwise have been able to attend.

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

Newly formed literary clubs spread the influence of predominantly British works, thereby opening the Indian educated elite to Western culture and literature in general.

Respect for Roddick's strengthened backhand kept Federer from cheating to the other side of the court, thereby opening space for Roddick's other shots.

Advertisers are increasingly releasing their commercials early on social Web sites like Facebook and YouTube — thereby opening themselves to instant analysis well before Super Bowl Sunday.

The results were spectacular: a Byzantine army was defeated at the Battle of the Yarmūk River (636), thereby opening Palestine and Syria to Arab Muslim control.