Sentence examples for are left open to from inspiring English sources

As a result, many primary elections are left open to all voters.

(Your students would be welcome to share their own thoughts by posting comments there, too; all Student Opinion questions are left open to comment indefinitely).

Some pieces in Wrong Way Time are overtly political, dealing with international relations, capitalism and the environment; others are left open to analysis, but lift the mood with witty words and wryness.

Nobody is allowed on the flight deck without good reason, so the only glimpse of the outdoors that most sailors and marines get is from a vast hangar bay one deck down, and only when the huge elevator hatches — through which aircraft are pushed onto moving platforms — are left open to the sea.

Odysseus, the wily general, favors the war and is primarily interested in capturing the Trojan gold, though he is kind to the vanquished Queen Hecuba and the other Trojan women; Cassandra gives herself to Agamemnon in a compelling, sexy scene; and whether Helen was ever in Troy or whether Iphigenia was really Agamemnon's daughter are left open to question.

High-level descriptions of real-time systems often use fuzzy notions of time that are left open to domain specific interpretations.

The external opening is left open to drain the flap and avoid the formation of a haematoma or secondary abscesses in the fistula tract.

The dues payment was left open to consideration.

"The draft guidance was left open to interpretation".

The cell door was left open to the outside, with a knife lying just beyond.

Ticket gates at transport hubs in the capital may be left open to reduce congestion.