Sentence examples for it become open from inspiring English sources

Not only has it become open to private cryptocurrency companies, but the Thailand government is also testing its own blockchain technologies.

It becomes open, then it becomes closed".

Then, just as the anti-cloning lobbyists had warned, it became open season.

Once there is American blessing, they have got a market for these antiquities and it becomes open season.

"It was empty for the last 60-odd years, and since the people left the country [for government communities and missions] it became open, unmanaged.

When a drug loses patent protection it becomes open to generic competition, which typically drives the price of a product down by as much as 80percentt.

Take them away, and it becomes open season on minorities – that was one of the unforeseen consequences of toppling these people.

"Of course, when it becomes open to other members, everybody looks around and says, 'Oh, I could have gotten that for myself.' " It was not supposed to turn out this way.

If number is taken such that the displacement of yarn is substantially more, say four times yarn diameter, it becomes "open wind".

One of the most exciting things about emerging technology is the minute it becomes open source and entire communities of technologists are able to "mod" and "hack" the technology to best suit their needs.

They said it was necessary to submit it to the court, where it became open record, "in order to appeal Occidental College's administrative decision to expel the student".