Sentence examples for less closed from inspiring English sources

It's just a little less closed.

"Photography was more expressive, more interesting, less closed and freer," she told me.

Whether this reflects age, a philosophical shift or studio pressure, the movies feel less closed in than they once did.

But despite the Exchequer's desperate need for revenues to close the deficit, it took eight long years for the loophole he exposed to be more or less closed.

Corporate-bond yields have not risen for the most creditworthy firms, but the IPO market has more or less closed, and banks have become far more cautious.

The market for initial public offerings has more or less closed, and banks have tightened their lending standards to firms as past loans have begun to turn bad.

The quirky label is not only an attempt to sidestep a confrontation with Google, but also hints at Alpha's different approach to answering questions.In this section Peek-a-boo Unveiled The search is on Expats at work Court behind ReprintsInstead of serving up a list of popular links to other sites that contain the search term picked by a user, Alpha is a more-or-less closed system.

The decline of international trade and the disintegration of a money economy, he contended, brought about a regression to a less sophisticated, closed agricultural system based on a local subsistence economy and a stratified class system.

As Mr. Johnson recounted in an interview at the Pentagon last week, "A year ago, this subject was so sensitive that whenever I had a conversation with anybody about it in the building, it was always a group of three or less, behind closed doors".

He said the whole idea is to be "more partnership, less a closed club".

This again would suggest that the S236A mutant protein would have a less stable closed state, because these interactions would be removed.