Sentence examples for may become open from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the Arctic Ocean's pack ice has decreased in thickness, and in summers it has been receding farther north, increasing the possibility that both the Northwest and Northeast passages, accessed through the Bering Strait, may become open for navigation during the summer.

With England team director Andy Flower preparing to begin a "new era" following the Ashes whitewash, positions may become open for the likes of Ballance - the leading run-scorer in the LV= County Championship first division last season - to push their claims.

In this capacity, minipublics may become open and expandable spaces for democratic experimentation.

If and when she tires of sitting in the principal's office, she may become open to talking honestly with you about what troubles her about gym class.

The bumps may become open sores if they are scratched too much.

In "A Contest for Supremacy," Aaron L. Friedberg outlines several reasons a closer relationship between the two powers is possible: economic interdependence, the prospect that China may become more open and democratic, its continuing integration into the international system, common threats like climate change, and nuclear weapons.

It's hard to find more than the most basic details about this type of programme online, but we found a blogpost by a CPC about it (taken down, coincidentally, after our report's publication), which said: "Accountability: After the grieving process, a woman may become more open to the part she played in the abortion, and willing to face its consequences".

If sites find the plugin reduces trolling and improves conversation by making commenters log in with their real identity, they may become more open to using other Facebook widgets.

Due to increased molecular motion at higher temperatures, chromatin may become more open to transcription, leading to a greater requirement for proteins that facilitate transcriptional repression such as H3K4 demethylases.

Education has become open source.

Individuals' decisions may become correlated due to open interaction and a new set of social biases at the group level may be introduced such as group think, in-group bias and bandwagon effect (Mattingly and Ponsonby, 2014).