Sentence examples for as particularly open to from inspiring English sources

Banks have become particularly cautious of money transfer services such as Western Union, which are perceived as particularly open to abuse.

He started writing in his teens, and he turned to science fiction not because he viewed the genre as particularly open to a young black man from Harlem but because, he said, "I read it.

Predictions as to a possible decline in livestock numbers around the Serengeti, as a result of postulated increased risks attached to banking wealth in livestock, seem to be particularly open to debate, as do the predictions around human-wildlife conflict.

Cohort studies with historical controls are also particularly open to bias, as differences between control and intervention periods in patient population, staffing profile, policies and protocols, etc, may well substantially effect patient outcomes, making the intervention appear more effective than it is.

Small businesses are particularly open to this model as it helps them move capital expenditure over to operating expenditure, says Lisa Hutt, chief marketing officer at Artesian Solutions.

Shops may be particularly open to this around holidays, such as Christmas and Easter.

Neither justice appeared particularly open to persuasion.

He says his company sees this as a unique approach to customer service, one that the gaming publishers, who tend to be innovative, are particularly open to.

Primiparous women are particularly open to new advice and would be a relevant target.

Anthropogenically altered environments appear particularly open to rapid evolutionary change over comparatively short time scales.

While an estimated 98% of organisations offer some form of flexible working, very few actively advertise jobs – particularly more senior ones – as open to flexibility.