Sentences with phrase «opens new doors»

If your job search has stalled or you're not certain you're ready to commit to a particular job or industry, summer's abundance of contract - to - hire positions opens new doors.

This opens new doors for so - called mobile gamers.

While this stylization stands out among a majority of indie titles, the retro approach also opens new doors, adding a huge amount of creative freedom to the experience.

«I think it opens new doors for us to really strategically structure ourselves for growth,» McKeever said.

The ability to answer those questions in seconds really opens new doors for litigators.»

And urban sketching, as a travel subject, also opens new doors, because it makes you interact with the place you are traveling in much more deliberately.

Uprising will have a different look and feel than del Toro's installment, judging by the trailers, but may yet prove to be a worthy successor that opens new doors for this sci - fi / action franchise.

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But all this changes when we speak of Indian ethnic wear for men, this opens new doors for a splash of colour, texture, and handiwork.

Freezing, refrigerating, or heating them before serving opens new doors for drink design.

The symbiosis of chemistry, biochemistry, and cell biology opens new doors and grants novel insights into how cells exhibit their function.

This study lays out a list of parts responsible for the key processes and opens new doors to design prevention strategies to reduce the number of deaths and illnesses associated with human African trypanosomiasis and other diseases spread by the tsetse fly.

The results opens new doors for health care as resources can be saved and new diagnostic opportunities arise.

And in other cases, cryptic species share the same habitats and sites, a fact that opens new doors to research into the biological barriers that lie behind these species.»

Kalydeco is already helping hundreds of people, according to Robert Beall, president of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation: «The drug opens new doors that may help us find therapies for everyone with this terrible disease.»

This finding by Shoji's group opens new doors to treat P. aeruginosa infections by using an unprecedented approach to inhibit the growth of bacteria.

In practice, creation care opens new doors for sharing Christ's love.

From free trade deals opening new doors to growing demand for high - value services, here are five trends to watch this year

Focusing on those who normally wouldn't quality for services has opened new doors for FinTech which will be rapidly explored by other companies in 2017.

On the one hand, it has opened new doors.

The benefit to being on a network television show has opened new doors for me over the years.

«Patrick has enhanced our investment process, enriched our client service and opened new doors of opportunity for the firm,» Jim O'Shaughnessy said in a Jan. 24 release announcing the promotion.

can lead to a fresh perspective and open new doors.

Every time you change an attribute, your subconscious cracks open a new door that might lead to your answer.

Operation Spark is opening a new door to prosperity for disconnected youth by presenting the fastest route to a career in software development.

At Ripple, we applaud this new development as it further validates what our customers have been telling us: they need a way to make cross-border payments truly efficient and open new doors.

By reshaping and shifting the way individuals find and invest in properties, and by introducing tech - based solutions and removing some of the most challenging barriers to real estate investing, real estate crowdfunding has opened new doors for both investors and borrowers alike.

Though they could not support the expansionistic goals of many of the Allies, the editors often emphasized that war brought great changes in the world, many of which opened new doors of opportunity for the expansion of Christianity.

Early in the seventeenth century Harvey discovered the circulation of the blood, thus opening a new door in the practice of medicine.

«Functional fruit flours» from starchy unripe bananas — which are low in sugar and in some cases high in RS2 resistant starch — could open new doors for formulators looking to clean up labels and reduce sugar, says the firm behind the NuBana green banana...

I have all the stuff and now you have opened a new door for me and my family to be able to make awesome baked goods.

Furnishing in Focus continues to open new doors for creative Australian Furniture designs and bespoke manufacturing opportunities.

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Boston, MA - based Rethink Robotics is a collection of technology innovators, business leaders, and market visionaries who have teamed up to open new doors for customers around the globe.

That is what I've learned in my world of baking as a Celiac — that it just keeps getting better because we keep patiently opening new doors together, and marveling at the view.

This paradigm shift can open new doors for more empathetic and effective parenting.

Gower hopes the trade show will build on that as well as open new doors for the company, in the ever changing retail environment.

Hi folks, our friends at CrowdTangle have opened a new door into the online campaign for president.

The New York - Israel Commission will work to strengthen the ties that bind us, as well as open new doors to economic growth, expand cultural exchanges and ensure our best and brightest continue to advance cutting - edge research and technology.

When former President Barack Obama launched the BRAIN Initiative five years ago (SN: 2/22/14, p. 16), the goal was to support technologies that would, in part, «open new doors to explore how the brain records, processes, uses, stores and retrieves vast quantities of information,» according to the White House.

The findings, publishing online this week in The Journal of Clinical Investigation, open new doors to someday developing vaccines to prevent staph skin infections, which account for 14 million outpatient visits, nearly 500,000 hospital admissions and $ 3 billion to $ 4 billion in inpatient health care costs in the U.S. per year.

Despite their reservations, Reppert and other researchers agree that the new results are likely to open new doors in clock research.

Among other uses, oVert will «open new doors» for understanding brain evolution in hard - to - find species, predicts Kara Yopak of the University of North Carolina in Wilmington, the neuroanatomy adviser to the project.

Such hands - on experience can open new doors to academics, helping them secure industry funding, for example, and also collaborators.

«This opens a new door in identifying biological markers for dementia since we might consider using the brain's processing of speech sounds as a new way to detect the disease earlier,» says Dr. Claude Alain, the study's senior author and senior scientist at Baycrest's Rotman Research Institute (RRI) and professor at the University of Toronto's psychology department.

Researchers hope that the insights they are gleaning from the structure will open new doors to drug and vaccine intervention against HIV.

The discovery of duons has major implications for how scientists and physicians interpret a patient's genome and will open new doors to the diagnosis and treatment of disease.

Studying the ancient DNA of gray whales has opened a new door into how ecosystems have changed over time — and underscores the unprecedented pace of change in today's human - altered world, Alter says.

The study opens a new door to cetacean researchers, who now have a «new sensory system» to explore, says Paul Nachtigall, a sensory biologist at the University of Hawaii, Manoa.

«Our research opens a new door to study motor molecules in their native state, at the nanoscale,» Mr Mauranyapin said.