Sentence examples for has openness from inspiring English sources

Or has openness encouraged innovation in this context?

But when has openness and transparency ever been raised during this election thus far?

When it comes to open access in the humanities, it does not feel, to many, as though they were born open or are achieving openness but, rather, that they are having openness violently thrust upon them.

Beyond arguing that the seaport of Gdańsk has had openness thrust upon it by geography, the 50-year-old mayor claims history has left the city naturally pluralistic.

We want to show why having openness is useful, so the market share enables us to move the industry towards a better place.

Now with Facebook, we'll have openness with control: someone only needs your name to contact you, but you can block them much more effectively.

"Blood Simple" has no openness — it doesn't breathe.

The torch relay "has symbolized openness, it has symbolized hopes," he said.

"It has an openness to others, to other cultures, to the South, to minorities.

Not even a single Republican senator has signaled openness to that at the moment.

Mind, the mental health charity, has made openness in the workplace one of its primary aims.