Sentence examples for means open from inspiring English sources

"Open means open.

The word means "open, clear, exhilarating".

It means open debate and vigorous argument.

"Open to the public means open to the public, doesn't it?" Yes, she was told.

The name is derived from an Algonquian Indian word that probably means "open divided stream".

This means open in their economies, eschewing protectionism, welcoming foreign investment, running flexible labour markets.

"It's wonderful but it means open-heart surgery has plummeted," Ms. Slaatten said.

But if it means open-ended commitment to American-led military ventures, voters won't want to play.

In the case of the $100 laptop, this also means open-source software for kids all around the world to participate.

As manufacturing is already competitive, that means opening up the inefficient, cosseted services sector especially finance.

That means opening up all but core policing functions to competition.