Sentence examples for Open to real from inspiring English sources

I am much more open to real examples than to policy propositions.

As private enterprise spreads and markets open to real competition from domestic and foreign companies alike, tens of millions of Chinese are shedding their dependence on the state.

But everywhere else should be open to real diversity, open to everyone who gets and values the importance of our public service ethos.

That judgment should be strongly welcomed by all news organisations and journalists, since the media's ability to protect confidential sources was otherwise wide open to real abuse, as the Miranda case proved.

With an ever increasing national debt of almost $20tn, and a status quo foreign policy that has time and again failed, it is time for Americans to be open to real change from outside of the establishment.

"They are vulnerable because they don't have tenure and are open to real or imagined influence by the administration," he says.

A smattering of London restaurants – Lima, Coya, Ceviche – opened to real acclaim in 2012.

Once the modern world opened to real life motions, a lot of choreographers began doing it".

If we could conceive such a scenario, then novel avenues will open to explore real novel drugs.

However, there is one sport that might be open to real-time computer analysis sooner than you think — and that's tennis.

Are game developers open to drawing on real science?