Sentence examples for considerably more open from inspiring English sources

Respondents were considerably more open to government help for home owners at risk of foreclosure.

There is considerably more open space than in the FEMA trailers, which are the same size but sleep six to eight.

Dietrich, like von Strenberg, immediately found themselves a fixture in Hollywood – then considerably more open to non-native-English speakers, a legacy of the words-free silent days.

Expect a considerably more open game due to Sherwood's preference to play 4-4-2, with Roberto Soldand and Emmanuel Adebayor as his front pair.

The justices, who split 5 to 4 in the 1998 decision that found the interest to be property, have clearly not reconciled their differences, and were considerably more open than usual in carrying on a debate among themselves.

Still, it's evident that the drama is considerably more open to multiple interpretations, and that the dance, so marked by sketched circles, radial paths and diagonal tableaus, is absorbing in strictly formal terms.

(Residents of former Soviet states were considerably more open-minded).

By the mid-70's the jazz world had grown considerably more open-minded, and after forming a quartet with the guitarist George Barnes in 1973, Mr. Braff was seldom without work as a headliner.

Unlike Experimental Jet Set, which is often described as difficult and claustrophobic, Washing Machine is considerably more open-ended and contains some of the band's longest songs.

Regardless of the money involved, the market would be considerably fairer and more open if the auction houses reported real prices, disclosed the reserve prices and named the third-party guarantors as well.

The messaging platform, which has more than 880 million monthly active users, is considerably more private than open social networking sites like Twitter.