Sentence examples for is less open from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bush made clear, gently, that he is less open to the opening of relations than Mr. Obama, and Mr. Clinton said he wanted to believe better relations were possible, joking that his view was "more like that of the current secretary of state," his wife, Hillary Rodham Clinton.
Chrysler, 80% owned by Cerberus Capital, a private-equity firm, is less open about its suffering.
If there is less open violence in the game nowadays, it still has its brutal dimension.
Google's leader says the Web is less open, but expect more from Google+ and shopping search.
Russia – which is less open with its figures – is thought to have slightly more, around 8,000 in total.
The solution is not to abandon fair value, which investors like because it is less open to manipulation than the alternatives.
"The case is less open-and-shut than people thought," said Matthew M. Taylor, a scholar at American University in Washington who specializes in Brazil's legal system.
Therefore, the biliary orifice is less opened, and failed stone extraction with EPBD alone occurs in up to 20% of patients.
Individuals with stronger BIS responses tend also to be less open (openness being one of the Big Five personality dimensions) to new experiences and to variation in sociosexuality.
Is there -- are there ways where we should be less open, diverse or freedom-loving?
