Sentence examples for open to emerging from inspiring English sources
Radius is open to emerging artists (defined as those who do not have commercial gallery representation in a major market) of all ages and media who live in Connecticut and in Westchester, Putnam and Dutchess Counties in New York.
The upsets of Williams and Myskina leave the bottom half of the women's draw particularly wide open to emerging talents like the 17-year-old Russian Mariya Sharapova, who defeated Daniela Hantuchova, 6-3, 6-1, on Friday to reach the fourth round.
At the same time, developing economies are moved closer to their richer client economies through a shrinkage of the supply chain made possible by the Internet's and globalization's increasing the range of transactions open to emerging markets.
We took a deductive approach to qualitative data analysis, examining pre-established topics of interest (such as the perceived purpose, content, and challenges of supervision), while remaining open to emerging themes.
The more general aims might imply a flexible approach, open to emerging findings, or alternatively a lack of thought on the part of researchers about the aspects of the trial it was important to explore.
Considering these issues at the outset may allow the researcher to be alert to themes in the data during analysis whilst keeping an open mind to emerging issues.
San Antonio imparted a different way of being American, open to identities emerging from the deep time of these lands – indigenous, Hispanic, Anglo and beyond.
Back then it was a small firm, so I saw how a small business operates, which has probably made me more open to small, emerging business opportunities.
In a speech in Warsaw on Friday, the president will elaborate his administration's position on how far NATO's door remains open to the emerging democracies in Eastern Europe and among the former Soviet republics.
He called for "a new global economic order that is open to new emerging economic powers" to avoid the "domination of certain groups and countries".That is not necessarily a contradiction: you can pursue foreign cash while also arguing that international financial institutions grant developing countries too little power.
Our analysis drew on essentials of grounded theory, including remaining open to ideas emerging from the data, writing detailed analytic memos throughout analysis, using constant comparative analysis, progressing from initial codes to conceptual categories to diagramming the relationships among categories, and finally generating a comprehensive theory (e.g., Charmaz 2006; Birks and Mills 2011).
