Examples of using Has opened up in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The discovery of DNA has opened up new areas for explanation of the so-called diseases of genetic origin.
Modern technology has opened up new horizons,
The discussion of both documents shows that the Maastricht Treaty has opened up a new chapter in European social policy.
The Mercedes-Benz R-Class has opened up even more possibilities especially in terms of seating arrangements.
especially Europe, and has opened up its economy.
the involvement of Heir Hunters has opened up a whole family history that I only knew parts of.
The world of the microscope has opened up a large spectrum of things we neither see nor feel.
Fourthly, the free movement of goods and services has opened up new opportunities for business.
In addition, the large increase in available data from the Internet has opened up new areas for statisticians.
Our increasingly interwoven partnership with machines has opened up new opportunities for organisations across the globe.
Research on sustainable energy technology has opened up many job opportunities in industry,
Research on sustainable energy technology has opened up many job opportunities in industry,
Although the Internet has opened up some space for critical reporting,
It has opened up new markets
This was one of the most important times of my professional career, which has opened up new future perspectives!
I'm inclined to reserve all judgments,- a habit that has opened up many curious natures to me…
August 10th a new traderoute has opened up with the republic of lawrentia allowing supply ships to reach our beleaguered realm.
Since then, the market for works has opened up and become more complex,
A wall of opportunity overseas has opened up and I'm very excited about this new adventure.
IntroductionThe internet has opened up opportunities for many DNA laboratories to distribute free paternity test kits in hopes of a sale from returned samples.