Sentence examples for general openness from inspiring English sources

RILEY -- Yes, there's more general openness.

Offshore webs are so complex that without more general openness foreign tax authorities will not know what questions to ask.

Mr Catlett of Junkbusters says the dearth of such information is itself a problem, and a general openness is needed, especially about the handling of personal information.

We learn a great more about Richard, who comes fairly close to being an ideal father with his mixture of confidence, humor, optimism and general openness.

For all Pink Dot's success, and a general openness about homosexuality among many, especially younger, Singaporeans, the government still keeps one of the most draconian, colonial-era laws against homosexuality on the statute books.

In general, openness is the anti-AIDS — if the sick came out of hiding, it would be easier for their friends and neighbors to accept that they, too, are at risk.

As with Mr. Gorbachev's glasnost in general, the openness only went so far.

The show's title, "Made in Space," connotes the City of Angels, where, the thinking goes, studio space is cheaper and more plentiful and the general horizontal openness gives everyone more time and privacy to develop.

The original proof of Theorem 3.1 from [10] was more complicated but Berndtsson [11] extracted the following simple one from the method of Guan Zhou [58] who showed a more general strong openness conjecture, where instead of (e^{-pvarphi }) one is interested in local integrability of (|f|^2e^{-pvarphi }) for some fixed holomorphic (f).

Therefore, unlike previous methods, RED-seq not only measures general chromatin "openness" but also identifies highly dynamic regions of the genome, even if they are not nucleosome-free.

This peculiarity of signs, their general interpretive openness, accounted for a particular understanding of the relationship between the pox and the body in which it was lodged.