Sentence examples for a few opens from inspiring English sources

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The phrase "a few opens" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a limited number of openings or opportunities, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "After reviewing the applications, we found a few opens for the position."
Alternatives: "a few openings" or "a few opportunities".

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Back on 4, McDowell's not far from raking in a long birdie effort; he's been there or there abouts in a few Opens now, without ever keeping it going to the business end.

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Mr. Shiffman scoured Craigslist and visited a few open houses.

The paper discusses such opportunities and identifies a few open questions.

A few open issues, hardware configurations and optimization principles of existing methods are discussed.

I will conclude with a few open problems that comes out of this new approach.

Quite a few open challenges remain how do you train such multi-modal systems?

You could make out even a few open seats in the tiny sliver of a room.

She went to a few open houses and quickly became discouraged.

"There are still a few open questions," Mr. Hasson said of the I.R.S. investigation.

Instead, they cut a few open and determined that they were done, the report found.

The rifugi, or mountain huts, primarily serve hikers in summer with only a few open in winter.

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