Sentence examples for are opened for all from inspiring English sources

The phrase "are opened for all" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is accessible or available to everyone, but it should be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The new community center doors are opened for all to enjoy the facilities."
Alternatives: "are open to everyone" or "are accessible to all".

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I applaud your tenacity, please do not let up until the closed gates are opened for all to see.

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Finally, Ukraine's Pandora's Box has been opened for all the world -- and all the people -- to see.

Then one day, lo and behold, someone in the courtyard yelled an alert for the whole house that a kitchen was serving food in the street, and that the doors were opened for all and we can go eat!!

By means of this, the European market can be opened for all products certified by national or even local authorities.

I suspect more will be opened, for all of us, before November.

Now that the cesspool of human oppression in the Arab world has been opened for all to see, how bad is Israel's democracy looking?

Following informed consent from parents and/or caregivers, a proforma was opened for all newborns on admission by the resident doctors on duty at the neonatal unit, who were trained in how to complete the proforma.

The exit gate was opened for a 0.162 ms pulse for all Agilent tune mix experiments.

They are open for ALL people.

Salamé has said that any election law adopted by Libya should be "open for all" including loyalists from the old regime and Saif Gaddafi.

A girl with a beautiful smile and a friendly cheer - her heart was open for all.

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