Sentence examples for indeed be open to from inspiring English sources

Immediately after he clinched the nomination, his top policy adviser told a closed door meeting, that Trump would indeed be open to cuts, the Trump campaign is filled with policy advisors who support cuts, the Republican Platform advocates cuts and privatization, and Trump's past statements, prior to running, advocate cutting and privatizing the program he slanderously labeled a "Ponzi scheme".

If so, the way would indeed be open for the two sides to agree on an honorable draw.

"Indeed, I would be open to the possibility of reducing the fed funds target funds range even further, as a way of producing better labor market outcomes".

The first experimental work on GNRs [8 10] has shown that a transport gap can indeed be open up by patterning graphene into nanometer size ribbons or constrictions.

Any area of "enhanced biodiversity" will be miles away – indeed it may not even be open to the public.

As Lord Keith said in the judgment: "It is of the highest public importance that a democratically elected governmental body, or indeed any governmental body, should be open to uninhibited public criticism".

And we know Trump will indeed be opening his mouth (he is, after all, Donald Trump), so the other candidates are going to all become mere foils for The Donald.

determine if he has indeed been open and thorough enough with your colleague in order for the colleague to give him sound advice.

The palace, which houses Parliament, has indeed been open for public tours before while Parliament was in recess.

Indeed practices which are open to local variation, such as catheter fixation technique and timing of post-operative patient mobilization may more markedly influence epidural outcome and account for the differences seen between permanent and non-permanent staff.

Indeed, all of these states are open to empirical validation or adjustment based on findings.