Sentence examples for makes it open from inspiring English sources

"This makes it open season on someone," says Katharine Quarmby, author of Scapegoat, an investigation into disability hate crimes.

Maybe it's the fact that the Indy is Britain's newest paper that makes it open to making dramatic statements such as this.

He adds: "We know some of them are on the fiddle and we know we work with some horrible people but we don't hide things and we work with the police, with the Borders Agency, but Big Issue is an open system, like the NHS, which makes it open to abuse".

The model was developed under Open Notebook Science conditions which makes it open, reproducible, and as useful as possible.

While the wallet functionality has gone live for end users, the platform itself (which makes it open to third parties) won't launch until July.

Their actions and words from the highest authority makes it open season to continue to attack the equal rights of all citizens.

The study has many strengths, but it also has many characteristics that make it open to criticism in terms of its relevance to patients seen in resource-rich countries.

"We will reclaim this elite space and make it open to all".

The incident, he contends, essentially made it open season to ridicule him for his minority status.

This was one of the characteristics of this faith that made it open up to secularism.

We should bring low-risk populations into Medicare, merging it with Medicaid and making it open to all Americans.