Sentence examples for from the openness from inspiring English sources

Hewitt's point, it seems, is that Google's definition of "Open" in this case is very different from the openness seen in Firefox and Chrome, but it's reaping the same PR benefits.

That's very different from the openness and accessibility you have in the modern technological age".

I have profited from the openness of UK academia and the mobility offered by EU membership.

"What really attracted us to the house, apart from the openness and the light, was the location," Mr. Reiman said.

Most British economists would agree that we have benefited hugely overall from the openness of the academic labour market.

Having profited mightily from the openness of the web, in other words, he has kicked away the ladder that elevated him to his current eminence.

Furthermore, the platform is light-years away from having the openness of Google or even Apple.

From my perspective the openness on Housewives felt honest and refreshing.

The curious thing is that the openness from the interviewees is rewarded by a kind of dignified interest from the listener, an instinctive rejection of prying or prurience; I remember far more about people's musical choices than I do about their personal lives.

But the economic advantages of better sightlines in radial prisons leading to easier control and fewer staff cited by my old colleague Kevin Lokyer were not the only considerations.Of equal, if not greater, long-term importance were the social factors; prisoners need to feel safe from each other and the openness of the radial design allows this.

Wendy Jarrett, chief executive of Understanding Animal Research in London, a group that tries to promote understanding about advances stemming from animal experiments, welcomes the openness initiative.