Sentence examples for much more closed from inspiring English sources
"Ten years ago, we were much more closed.
"One of the problems that comics have today, I think, is that open door is much more closed.
The government can now use much more "closed" evidence meaning stuff gathered by spookery, bugging and arm-twisting, that normally would be hard to use in court.
Mostly likely much more closed off.
Once upon a time, when Square kept things much more closed down, companies like Toronto's TouchBistro and New Zealand's Vend were more directly competitive with its own offerings.
He contrasted that with London, which he described as a "market that is much more closed, extremely difficult to crack".
That way, he said, "you are much more close to the problem".
A much more close-run thing, but definitely still a win for smartphones.
We need to be much more close to the French culture, the French people, the French way of life".
I'll admit we're finally much more closer to our actual vision in the past year than we have ever been.
Ensuring that senior managers remain involved in the day-to-day detail of frontline social work is vital, says Clemo. "In today's world senior managers have to be much more close to the ground, looking at the case work," she says.
