Sentence examples for be open to differing from inspiring English sources

"While the impact of the Olympic Games and the Paralympics on the number of overseas visitors coming to the UK in August may be open to differing interpretations, it is evident that the Games did boost spending by overseas visitors to the UK," he said.

By their nature, intelligence reports, in the absence of a smoking gun, are subjective exercises based on ambiguous information that is open to differing interpretations.

In cases like this jurors must adjudicate who is the sinner and who the one sinned against when the facts are open to differing interpretations.

The selection of UFs is open to differing interpretations of the science.

We assessed the probable extent of this N-terminal domain movement by comparing SERT models that were open to differing degrees (see Experimental Procedures).

Currently there is no validated PCR test in common use, only in-house systems which are open to differing interpretation and none would meet the rigors of quality control to make this assay used worldwide.

The question of 'how' clinicians make sense of chunks of diagnostic information or how these diagnostically meaningful pieces of information are acquired, has been open to differing interpretations for some time [ 11, 36, 37].

26 In this study, the configuration of people, interventions and resources around a quality improvement programme will be characterised as a soft, human adaptive system which is open to differing interpretations about purpose, value and impact.

Be open to counter arguments and differing opinions.

Despite being a "satisfied tenant" of Flagship Peddars Way Housing Association, he warns that the scrutiny panel must be open to all social housing tenants of differing educational abilities.

Be open to possibilities.