Sentence examples for what has opened from inspiring English sources

"And that is what has opened up this whole can of worms of tax issues".

This is what has opened up the door to these elements".

But what has opened the door on the climate change conversation is the battle over land usage, reflected in the Liverpool Plains/Shenhua debate.

His completion percentage as a starter (73.9) may be eye-popping and his 5-2 rencouragingraging, but his poise is what has opened the most eyes around the league.

What has opened is the Arena District, an office and retail development project of Nationwide Realty Investors, the publisher of the local newspaper and the city, centered on a National Hockey League expansion team and situated just north of the traditional central business district, which is centered on state and local government offices.

With yourself or your circle of friends, reflect back on the first six months of your year: what has happened, what has opened up, evolved, changed?

What had opened as a tale of what-if had now become one of woe.

Then 93, he had seen most of what had opened — and closed — on Broadway for most of the last century, so his fellow diners eagerly awaited his opinion of Plummer's portrayal of the legendary actor.

As the performance went on, so the connections began to broaden and deepen, and what had opened as a suite of character variations started to come into view as one whole body of music.

In Morocco, Renault, the French automaker, has opened what it calls a zero-carbon factory.

France has opened what it claims to be the world's first solar panel road, in a Normandy village.