Sentence examples for far from open from inspiring English sources

But its format is in fact far from open.

But far from open competition, liberalisation has resulted in a series of regional monopolies.

We are still far from open, communicative and consistent budgeting decisions that I would hope for in an equitable marriage.

We tested the hypothesis that lakeside riparian forest is more structurally diverse, hosts different biotic communities, and has greater floral diversity and greater abundance and richness of other biota, as compared with similar forest in areas far from open water.

Still, in most countries, the market is far from open to new entrants, and price competition is still firmly within the club.In any other industry, deregulation would create competition and consolidation around the stronger contenders.

"It might be an old cliche of town and country coming together, but the farm in our ownership is effectively a green belt around the town and no one is very far from open country," enthuses Lewis.

But the president's page is far from open-source.

The activities last, on average, about twenty minutes — and are far from open-ended or exploratory.

The activities last, on average, about twenty minutes and are far from open-ended or exploratory.

Despite the impeccably liberal ingredients, every work here exhibits a guarded, sly tone that feels far from open-spirited.

But Mr. Turley said that the federal government's case was far from open-and-shut, and that he found the arguments against the mandate compelling.