Sentence examples for be open to using from inspiring English sources

But there is skepticism among opponents of the Senate bill that prosecutors will be open to using the database to exonerate defendants or the convicted.

She says she would be "open to using them if they're not directly attached to funding" – but points out that using the same criteria of measurement for everything and everyone is "inherently crude".

Bill Keller, executive editor of The New York Times, said The Times would be open to using work from an outside source, "assuming we were confident of its quality," but that "we'll always have a preference for work we can vouch for ourselves".

"There's a real and understandable distrust of technology as a shortcut for good clinical skills," said Albert Rizzo, a psychologist at the University of Southern California, "but I think, deep down, most therapists will want any tool that can help them do their work, and they'll be open to using virtual approaches".

Leading Republicans told Beebe that they would be open to using the health law's subsidized private insurance exchanges to offer coverage to the poor, if the Obama administration would agree.

Although it's currently relying on users to input their body measurements, Fits.me said it has a "technology agnostic" philosophy to capturing sizing data, suggesting that it could be open to using other technologies to do this in future.

"We don't have to be open to use the office.

The space will be open to use by the public, as well as for speaking engagements and other programmed events.

A. The theater will be open to use by the public and will become part of the community for any suitable activity.

Southall added that she was open to using the technology in future ad deals for the magazine.

Collins said the N.H.L. was open to using both baseball and football stadiums for future outdoor games.