Sentence examples for is better open from inspiring English sources

Comments on blogs inevitably implode, and we all accept it > under the belief that "open is better!" Open is not better.

We say it every year, but we really do try to make Glastonbury festival a beacon of how things can be better, opening hearts and minds to different ways of seeing the world: greener, cleaner, fairer, kinder, a lot more peaceful and a lot more fun.

According to her results, One-Euro-Job participation is better than open unemployment both in terms of life satisfaction and social inclusion.

Core needle biopsy is better than open surgical biopsy, and the majority is guided by ultrasonography.

Opening the 3D glasses before is better than opening then the last minute.

Bigger is better at open-pit mines at the top of the Andes or on the vast oil sands of western Canada, since miners spend up to 30% of their budget hauling.

"But still," he said, it is "better used to open, not to close".

Even a reasonably well-defended 3-point shot is better than an open midrange shot in terms of scoring efficiency.

"You don't know if it is better to stay open or to be safe and shut down".

"Marcus is the better shooter, but, clearly, Taliek is better in the open court, which is particularly important with our style of offense.

Inside a heavily fortified Marriott Hotel, the ministers were deeply divided about practical issues but shared many basic assumptions: more trade is better than less; open borders are better than closed; cross-border investment is healthy.