Sentence examples for open to concerns from inspiring English sources

C1 is murky, obscure, problematic, and perhaps open to concerns about radical forms of scepticism.

Florez and Takvorian both said that while the board has been open to concerns from the environmental justice community, it has only been as an afterthought.

Nierenberg is hopeful that individuals like them will be open to concerns about sustainability and ethics in our food system over the next four years.

He worked closely with the Partnership on tax and economic issues during his tenure as Minority Leader of the Senate and we have found him to be open to business concerns.

It needs a pope who is open to the concerns of the Reformation, to modernity.

A new compromise version was written overnight and drew the support of Mr. McCain and Feingold, who wanted to show they were open to others' concerns.

Analysts said restoration of fields and facilities would probably be the first opportunities open to foreign concerns, mainly the oil field services companies like Schlumberger and Halliburton.

One of their leaders, Lorena Pizarro, told me that she and her colleagues felt that Bachelet was more open to their concerns than her predecessors were.

Any Friends can attend any meeting, which tries to remain open to the concerns or the service they can perform (much in the spirit of a meeting for worship).

But he also has to take into account the protesters, those people who used to vote on the left, now despair of traditional parties and found Le Pen more open to their concerns.

As the man who took over for a predecessor who was often criticized by players for his course setups, the more approachable Davis instantly came across as someone open to golfers' concerns.