Sentence examples for be less open and from inspiring English sources
Perhaps Steele should be less open and more machiavellian; if you can't beat them, emulate them.
Local legal professionals offer the move mixed reviews, agreeing that the Coroner's Court process was inefficient and needed review, but some worried that the Magistrate's Courts now handling inquest duties will be less open and even more inefficient.
Whenever one tries to have an open and serious dialogue about open and serious dialogues about race, conservatives are always presumed to be less open and serious about such dialogues whereas liberals are presumed to be much more open and extremely serious.
"The case is less open-and-shut than people thought," said Matthew M. Taylor, a scholar at American University in Washington who specializes in Brazil's legal system.
There's more oomph, but it's less open and a bit drier.
Therefore, the biliary orifice is less opened, and failed stone extraction with EPBD alone occurs in up to 20% of patients.
But a Europe without an EU, or with a core EU excluding Britain, is, I think, likely to be less open, less liberal and less outward-looking, and more statist, more protectionist and more prone to damaging trade fights and bidding wars over state aid and subsidies.
But the conservatives will be less open on equal rights and other cultural issues.
If you show signs of nervousness, like crossing your arms, or clutching your hands in front of your stomach, your audience will sense your trepidation and be less open to your message.
However, studies have found that getting older adults to participate in research is a challenge because they tend to be less trusting and may be less open to others probing into their lifestyle.
