Sentence examples for continued openness from inspiring English sources

"And with the majority of Americans having only two wireline broadband choices (many have only one), market discipline alone could not guarantee continued openness".

The parachute jump that Lily makes when she is 14 becomes layered with meaning and symbolises her continued openness to what life can be if you dare.

We are lucky to have such a competitive internet access market in the UK because that competition is an important tool in ensuring continued openness and choice.

During his years as an elder statesman of jazz, Hines's dazzling technique remained as strong as ever, and his performance at the 1974 Montreux Jazz Festival (released on the album West Side Story) revealed his continued openness to new ideas.

"Rather than having a chance to change the dynamic with a policy of continued openness," Rhodes said, Trump's measures risk "isolating us once again on this issue, not to mention isolating the Cuban people".

But American officials also recognized that in its own peculiar way, the North was signaling its continued openness to a negotiated settlement that would verifiably end its nuclear weapons activity.

New York itself was a rumbustious living symbol of America's continuing openness to poor migrants seeking new lives.

While it's possible that Amazon will continue its openness and share its discoveries with the world.

It must include a radical assault on economic inequality, and political reform, combined with a continued commitment to openness and internationalism.

"The record in the proceeding we've run over the past year, as well as history, shows that there are real risks to the Internet's continued freedom and openness".

Contextual and organizational factors, including market openness, continued state presence on boards, and SOE health, are used to capture the sources of productivity gains of privatization.