Sentence examples for comparatively open from inspiring English sources

Mr. Callahan, by contrast, has been comparatively open.

But the disclosure underscores how even a comparatively open Chinese state-owned company can be a Pandora's box.

As Paris slowly rose up around us, we approached a comparatively open area where people were clearly living.

But unlike in China, the Russian internet has so far remained a comparatively open place for discussion, albeit one contested by state-sponsored bloggers and Putin fans.

Yet, in the UK we have support available for survivors of sexual violence and a comparatively open society that generally supports the victim and does not stigmatise them.

"For some wonderful reason comedy is a comparatively open door in the UK," says Cornish. "It seems to be a way in for writers and directors where you can be inventive from the off.

In any case, merely establishing the fact that he's comparatively more open about his spending doesn't address the greater issue of what role money should play in political discourse.

The last studio album, "Merriweather Post Pavilion," had comparatively more open space, medium tempos, and a lot more Panda Bear ,who restricts himself emotionally as he tries to make his limited voice beautiful.

We can see the idler current will be inhibited when the external circuit is comparatively more "open," representing a small external admittance.

Environmental groups are comparatively more open to increased use of cellulosic and advanced biofuels, which have been found to have lower greenhouse gas emissions.

Interestingly, chromatin at region B within the FRA3B displayed a similar MNase sensitivity to that of the control regions (Fig.  6C), raising the possibility that there are pockets of comparatively more open chromatin within the more compact FRA3B locus.