Sentence examples for is open in terms of from inspiring English sources

"The door is open in terms of potential.

The consultation on the changes to renewable energy subsidies ends on Friday and Leadsom said: "I can absolutely tell you that my mind is open in terms of the consultation feedback.

The series aims to renew the study of religion as a field of inquiry that is open in terms of disciplinary affiliation.

What is needed is a single resource that allows submission of JCAMP-DX files, export of the raw data in multiple formats, searching based on multiple chemical identifiers, and is open in terms of license and access.

"He was open in terms of his support for our causes," Daniels said.

"A lot of things are open in terms of what direction the country will go in".

This statement captures an important (and true) idea, namely, that nonequilibrium systems, such as those found in living organisms, are open in terms of energy.

"I think, in Cage, he recognised that all these possibilities were open in every way – in terms of art making, in terms of how you live your life, how you conduct your relationships," Borchardt-Hume says.

"The most progressive organisations in this area are already being quite open in terms of their internal reporting and what they put on their website in terms of how they support their staff," he said.

Zimmer said he hoped that Geffen would focus on helping public education when he donates money in the future: "My door is wide open in terms of what I feel are some amazing philanthropic opportunities in LAUSD".

As its title suggests, it is wide open in terms of material — art, craft, design, antiques from any period or place can be found here.