Sentence examples for longer more open from inspiring English sources

The course is indeed different: longer, more open and not simply because of the missing rough.

Giant slalom courses are longer, more open and place more emphasis on flowing rhythm.

Starting three months earlier than normal, the process allows for longer and more open deliberations.

I also feel like if my spine is longer and more open, I don't get depressed.

The current version, adopted in 1992 and last tweaked in 2001, no longer reflects the more open economy and society that Vietnam has become.

In the longer run, a more open China could rob this former British colony of its traditional role as a middleman between China and the outside world.

"Longer hours and more open registers have merit, but those stores that remain are best able to meet a competitive challenge on the one hand and consumers' new preferences and likes on the other".

The Central Security Forces – suddenly back on the streets as the "Anti-Riots Troops", with brand new visored helmets and longer, more supple sticks – opened barriers and let us pass through their Holy of Holies, the street that runs between the American and the British embassies.

The bear-paw is best for rough or heavily wooded terrain, where manoeuvrability is most important; the longer shoe is better for more open country or for racing.

It's Friday, so we get to throw away the theme convention and enjoy a more open grid, with longer, more exciting entries and devilish cluing.

The longer E1 E2 distances for XL indicate more open chromatin structure of the dystrophin gene on this chromosome in contrary to closed structure on XS.