Sentence examples similar to extent of opening up from inspiring English sources
She kind of opened up to me.
The regime seems incapable of opening up.
Two of the most famous candidates now appear to be out of the race, which is expected to decide to what extent Tehran opens up domestically — and to the outside world — after the nuclear deal ended the country's isolation.
Back at the film festival, Nitin Sawhney is unsure about the extent to which culture is "opening up" Qatar.
Opening up lines of communication between service users and providers is thus likely to represent an important and necessary step in improving the extent and quality of service user and carer involvement.
Avoid immediately opening up lines of credit.
Vital decisions are often not put in writing.The aim of the two ruling families has been to modernise and open up the economy without modernising or opening up the politics to the extent that the people might one day dispense with their royal rulers.
He is considering opening up other stand-alone stores, and may keep some of the pop-up stores open past January, but for now, this is the extent of the revival, he said.
To some extent I think we often think of it just sort of how do we fill in the story and how do we kind of continue to open up new opportunities.
The extent of how hard that is – for young male athletes to open up emotionally – shocked me," Donnelly says.
