Sentence examples for increasingly more open from inspiring English sources
3) Internet managers are increasingly more open to evaluating trade-ins sight unseen, so home delivery can be an option even if you're using a trade-in.
Soil pollution such as air and water pollution is becoming more widely discussed and there is increasingly more open debate within state media.
It covers the post-Stalin period with telling examples from each of the increasingly more open artistic phases that took Russian art -- well, some of it -- back to mainstream concepts.
Vezeeta says the financing will be used to fund its continued expansion primarily in (the increasingly more open) Saudi Arabia and for further investments in key new products.
Younger voters have increasingly more open attitudes toward gay marriage, polling shows, but the partisan divide remains strong.
Although the world is becoming increasingly more open toward the LGBT community, there is still a lot of legal and social discrimination.
"Companies are increasingly becoming more open to offering flexible work to employees," agrees Kate Headley, development director at The Clear Company.
The floor of the valley is largely dominated by deciduous acacia woodland and wooded grassland that are increasingly becoming more open (Feoli and Zerihun 2000), whereas deciduous woodlands (Olea europaea, Celtis, Dodonaea viscosa, and Euclea) occupy the escarpments (Mohammed and Bonnefille 1991).
These evolutionary innovations have been linked consistently to novel selective pressures encountered as early hominins foraged increasingly in more open, arid woodland and grassland habitats that were replacing wooded biomes.
They "are all trying to be increasingly flexible and more open to suggestions," says Thompson, "so if you need a scheme that isn't there, tell us".
But platforms are increasingly evolving from more open to more closed spaces, whether it's WhatsApp groups or private Discord channels or private Facebook channels, and that's making it harder for the platforms to observe.
