Sentence examples for matter still open from inspiring English sources

And unlike the legally binding withdrawal treaty spelling out divorce terms, it remains a matter still open to negotiation with the bloc.

As you can see, Archaeopteryx certainly had feathers, although whether these feathers were used for regulating its body temperature or for flight is a matter still open for debate.

Mr Esser says the matter was still open, and that Mr Messier should not have treated Vodafone as an alternative to Mannesmann.

In February 2000, the Justice Department began an investigation of possible collusion on newsprint prices; a spokeswoman said last week that the matter was still open but would not comment further.

In the financial innovation literature, the matter is still open.

Although the weight of authority at the moment appears to be on the side of those who find that affirmative action does, indeed, benefit its intended beneficiaries, the matter is still open to debate.

However, based on controversial findings in the literature about the timing and the anatomical level of the visual system at which attention affects visual processing the debate on this matter is still opened.

Mr. Smith said the district attorney's office considered "it an open matter still because nobody has been charged".

While on this view being a human being is not a merely biological matter, the view is still open to the problem of arbitrariness insofar as it holds that the morally irrelevant, merely biological feature of membership in the human species does make a difference to moral status.

Some authors, however, have argued that this line of argument falls prey to the charge of epiphenomenalism, to the effect that mental events would lack causal or explanatory powers altogether [Honderich 1982; Robinson 1982; Kim 1993; Campbell 1998, 2005] and on such matters the debate is still open.

Check that no matter how the shelf board is placed, you can still open and shut the window.