Sentence examples for open nations from inspiring English sources

The report finds plenty of support for the premise that economic growth is the best antidote to poverty, and that the most open nations are usually, though not always, the fastest growers, whether wealthy or poor.

As economies became more open, nations became increasingly exposed to external shocks.

In a way, this is an interesting outcome: the friendly, open nation is here".

The open nation-state strategy was a quick decapitation of the Iraqi government.

That has happened in part because we are an open nation.

The rest of the world took notice of the friendly, open nation that had come a long way since WWII (Seitz 2007).

We have always been an open nation, welcoming those who want to make a contribution and build a decent life for themselves and their families.

With China's population of 1.3 billion and one the world's largest economies, growing at 8% a year, a more open nation holds out the promise of thousands of new jobs and billions of dollars for the U.S. economy.

"Abduction" will open nation-wide on Sept. 23.

Of course, the US has veered toward terrible social rupture in the past without spilling over the cliff into open, nation-dividing violence.

It has some of the world's most relaxed visa regulations and fully deserves its reputation as a hospitable and open nation to outside visitors.