Sentence examples for more open today from inspiring English sources

Brazil's economy is more open today.

Android is more open, today, than iOS.

But it is much more open today than it has ever been on nearly every level, including commerce and investment.

But the leader of the largest faction here, the Northern Alliance, which already holds power in Kabul, was more open today about the possibility of a foreign security force as part of a broader agreement on a future government.

The world economies are, on average, three times more open today than they were back in 1948.

But if Trump's backing of Stewart represents an alliance between Republican leaders and the extremes of the right wing, that alliance is hardly new though perhaps it is more open today.

Two more open next year in Leeds and Manchester.

Earlier this week though, Verizon Wireless said it would move to make its network more open next year.

It made for a more open second half when Burnley felt they merited a winner.

In San Francisco, the Russian Center sponsors a less formal but more open winter festival, now in its 19th year.

In both investigated regions the REVEALS results showed a strong anthropogenic impact on vegetation: the results suggest that the landscape was much more open (20 80%) throughout the past 2000 years than pollen percentages (10 50%) suggest.