Sentence examples for is less open to 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.

The solution is not to abandon fair value, which investors like because it is less open to manipulation than the alternatives.

It is odd to argue that signing a public petition is less open to intimidation (by both unionists and employers) than a privately cast ballot.

What is less open to question is just how better the Miami Heat played Thursday night with Bosh in the starting lineup as opposed to the decisively not-a-starter Udonis Haslem.

The results indicate that the older the age group the person is in, the more often he/she is the following: the main driver in the household, legally responsible for accidents occurring recently, drives fewer miles monthly and is less open to external support such as special training and consultation courses [3].

His wife, however, is less open to the idea.

SOME airport logistics, of course, are less open to advancements.

But voters have been less open to change in recent decades.

However, it seems leave voters are less open to persuasion than remainers.

But in the world after Sept. 11, our judgments about terrorism are less open to complex or sympathetic explanations.

Without the programme, he said, he would have been less open to taking on more debt, such as a mortgage.