Example sentences of "opens up [adj] [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | CONSUMERS should get a better deal as the Courts and Legal Services Bill opens up greater competition , Mr David Tench , legal officer of the Consumers ' Association , said yesterday . |
| 2 | The political-economic structures behind the range of choices is the next necessary analytical step and opens up wider concerns at the local , national and international level . |
| 3 | Will power of the iron man Mining millionaire 's death opens up rich seam of intrigue and pits widow against daughter in struggle for vast riches |
| 4 | Which opens up other areas cover . |
| 5 | Linked to video materials , this opens up all kinds of possibilities for learning by individuals or small groups . |
| 6 | ‘ Neither do I. Opens up all sorts of avenues of interesting speculation , does n't it ? ’ |
| 7 | Holmes says : ‘ Steve could not have made a better start to his outdoor season and it opens up all sorts of possibilities . |
| 8 | This opens up possible discussion about dramatic structure . |
| 9 | The ‘ Serendipity ’ group teaching material emphasizes not only scriptural exposition and application , but opens up many areas of personal life experience , encouraging mutual involvement in each other 's discipleship . |
| 10 | Even limiting the choice to alternative financial assets still opens up many opportunities . |
| 11 | Degree opens up new life |
| 12 | On the other hand technology also opens up new possibilities for monitoring and measurement which should support the development of better basic theory . |
| 13 | But the new milieu of cultural tradition opens up new possibilities for self-replicating entities . |
| 14 | I claim to be able to theorise the relationship between some ‘ professional ’ jobs and social structure in a way that opens up new avenues for empirical research . |
| 15 | It opens up new ways of co-operating in Europe . |
| 16 | Most importantly , it opens up new ways of co-operation with our European partners , not just the way of straight-through Community competence and the European court of Justice . |
| 17 | A friendly ‘ Servus ’ opens up endless perspectives of summer fun : hiking , riding , sailing , windsurfing , tennis , golf … |
| 18 | To a layman , that is one who does not bet with any regularity , the Grand National opens up splendid opportunities to a knowing head . |
| 19 | INTERLEAF OPENS UP RELATIONAL DOCUMENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM |
| 20 | Changing a manager 's perception of a glass from half-full to half-empty opens up big innovation opportunities . |
| 21 | ‘ Rock'n'roll opens up these floodgates , ’ she insists . |
| 22 | Because , erm , the greater the education , er , supposedly increases your chance of getting a job , opens up more opportunities up for you , so erm , you know , if there 's only a certain number of jobs , the one with the most education is more likely to get it . |
| 23 | Thus ‘ etheric geography ’ opens up another possibility of interpreting the landscape in a more subtle and complete way than has usually been done . |
| 24 | It 's the search for gold that opens up virgin land with roads and airstrips , and then other settlers follow . |
| 25 | DataServe for VME , the base software product , provides what is basically a remote procedure call mechanism for VME , and opens up corporate data stored on ICL 's IDMSX mainframe data stores to different environments . |
| 26 | The forecasting process opens up basic assumptions , and past marketing strategies , for review , appraisal and criticism . |
| 27 | The structure of own resources implied by " once and for all " does appear to resolve the future flexibility of revenue to meet changing circumstances , although it opens up considerable potential for dispute , as it implies part of the revenue from income tax could be designated as " own resources " . |