Sentence examples for more opening and from inspiring English sources

Children in Cluster 1 and 2 have a more closed and passive behaviour than the one expected, whereas children in Cluster 3 have a more opening and active behaviour in adoption communication within the family.

Start at Sankeys, a venue located inside an old soap factory that's had more opening and closing parties than Mark E Smith's had warm pints.

England did work more openings and had they opted for a more mobile back five would probably, well possibly, have taken at least one of their opportunities.

Rhoda Payne, a cashier at a Times Square multiplex, said she was disappointed to learn that there were no more openings and surprised not to see any familiar faces among the employees.

Residential waterways constructed as open, flow-through canal estates are at their greatest extent in North America (77% of global linear extent), where systems are typically longer and narrower, with more openings and dead-ends than systems elsewhere.

With four resorts already open, more opening this weekend and a slew of them opening throughout the month, we thought we'd consolidate all the opening dates for you to keep track of.

We need more opening up and reform policies.

But times change; grandmasters – now aided, of course, by computers – are steeped in ever more opening theory; and fast chess introduces an element of randomness that helps counteract home preparation.

But this has been changing lately, with more bakeries opening, and more restaurants devoting space and talent to baking, finally, really good bread. .

Group shows are proliferating all over town, especially in Chelsea, with more opening this week and next.

In theory, this means no more opening up an app and then having to wait a few seconds while it refreshes its content.