Sentence examples for has become open from inspiring English sources

Once a secretive and dangerous industry, smuggling has become open, even respectable.

Oscar season has become just another aspect of the business that has become open to widespread discussion and scrutiny.

Because it has become open season on Rodriguez at the putative end of the 2012 season, any newsbreak has become possible — and immediately deemed plausible.

Now the mountain range has become open for the first time to modern scientific researchers, employing former guerrillas as trackers to avoid the land mines.

Now covert support has become open military backing for a rebel movement split into over 1,000 groups and increasingly dominated by jihadist fighters, as atrocities have multiplied on all sides.

It might now be in vogue to call them "blended families" instead of broken homes, but the reality is that people live with divorce and complicated custody arrangements because society has become open enough to accept people leaving relationships when they are profoundly unhappy.

Now that the blog has become open-ended, I pay far less attention.

She had always been impressive; now she had become open and approachable.

New and notable is that these formerly covert activities have become open and pervasive.

I've become open to the world in a way I've never experienced previously".

At last he returned -- but to a changed place where unstated grievances had become open wounds.