Sentence examples for but left open to from inspiring English sources

The road had been closed to traffic but left open to pedestrians.

Interestingly, Cheson in a report of an international workshop to standardise response criteria for non-Hodgkin's lymphomas noted a paucity of data for the number of lesions to measure and included an arbitrary number in their criteria, but left open to further discussion.

The section behind the dune belongs to the homeowners, but must be left open to the public.

The slim, narrow, young male bodies were accentuated by a cut usually shaped for an older man: the double-breasted jacket, but it was left open to give a cutaway effect.

But Mr. Washkansky was left open to infection from the large doses of immune suppressing drugs (azathioprine and hydrocortisone) and radiation, and he died of pneumonia.

Plato's Forms has just closed a seed round of funding to the tune of $545,000 (but the note has been left open to accept up to $750,000).

Time passes, and we revisit the house, but it's empty and left open to the elements.

The approach described in this paper suggests shards that only contain some EHR IDs each, but the sharding mechanism is left open to implementers.

The panels are weather-proof but staining can occur if left open to moisture.

The definition of "real" is generally left open to interpretation -- but of course, Marie never said what kind of cake, either.

The Bank slashed its growth forecast for the year last week to zero, but left open the door to a further interest rate cut in November.