Sentence examples for more open one from inspiring English sources

A more open one may take longer.

Change, for both sons, will be risky: moving from a terror-based society to a more open one always is.

E.B.M. represents a more skeptical approach to practicing medicine, but at the same time a more open one, Guyatt argues.

(You add your high-card points to the number of cards in your two longest suits. If the total is 20 or more, open one).

I think that the more open one is to the malleability of their own sexuality, the more likely they are to entertain the idea of sexuality outside of the binary.

"In a true class-based system, you run the risk everyone rolls the same class, but in a more open one, the players will very much from the beginning try to find the most powerful build, and it's our job to ensure that there are many viable builds".

"What is needed is more open debate," one official said.

But, by the standards of its old ethos, Apple is much more open than one would ever have thought possible.

Whether the motor-sports fans were rooting for success was a more open question, one that, in light of the safety risk, pervades the X Games.

In doing so, the marriage of these tools with policymaking has the power of fostering more open societies, one of the preeminent goals, I believe, of both 21st Century Statecraft and streetcraft.

In it, Ethan Molick -- an associate professor at the Wharton School -- states that crowdfunding platforms transform "the opaque and oligarchical market for early-stage fundraising into a more democratic, open one.