Sentence examples for be opened to more from inspiring English sources

The service sector should be opened to more competition.

Some think TEPCO should be put through bankruptcy while at the same time Tokyo's energy market should be opened to more competition.

The European Champions League will be opened to more clubs from smaller countries and its final each May will be moved to Saturday.

If doors to the rising number of engineering jobs are to be opened to more girls, action is needed from four sides: business, the current workforce of female engineers, parents, and the education system.

AIM won't be opened to more until May, she said.

Buckingham Palace should be opened to more paying visitors when the Queen is not in residence to fund improvements to the royal estate, MPs have said.

It's uncomfortable to be open to more than one interpretation.

But unlike the Senate negotiations, the House discussions tend to be open to more lawmakers.

"We think summer dance series should be open to more than one company".

And we'll be open to more "unnatural" technologies that actually increase safety, like food irradiation.

There's no word yet on when Project Fi will be open to more users.