Sentence examples for bit of openness from inspiring English sources

And this works with even a little bit of openness like opening your APIs and encouraging third party developers to build on top of your system.

As fellow TechCrunch writer Romain Dillet, who wrote a 150 page thesis on the power of open platforms said, even a little bit of openness can help.

With so many words invoking crime and confession, one could be forgiven for thinking that Hu had signalled a bit of openness.

Eurovision has presented its 150-million-strong European audience an opportunity to help bring a little bit of openness to one of Europe's two remaining dictatorships.

It seemed like an opportune time: in 2008, Unesco had selected the city as that year's Arab capital of culture, and Mr. Derky said he sensed "a little bit of openness".

"I thought if I had to win this title I was going to have to beat him [Robertson], he's had a fantastic season," said O'Sullivan. "It's nice to enjoy the game and play it with a bit of openness, that's my natural game.

Nonetheless, there is a possibility that Eurovision will not only halt this wave of repression fuelled by petrodollars and Ilham Aliyev's anxiety over the Arab spring, but also usher in a little bit of political openness.

"I may not know a person at all, but if they ask me to forward a request to a half-dozen of my LinkedIn contacts to help them arrange informational interviews, I have no problem forwarding on that request," he told me, showing a bit of the openness that he claims makes the Internet such a fertile ground for information gathering.

Even as Bali has reinforced its traditions, some outsiders said it had lost a bit of its legendary openness.

So the President called on his ambassador, Jon Huntsman Jr., who asked a question that he said had been e-mailed to the embassy Web site: "Do you know of the firewall, and second, should we be able to use Twitter freely?" This was an elegant solution, and it allowed Obama to uncork a bit on the subject of openness.

Add a bit of pressure and that openness will accommodate gas molecules.