Sentence examples for open to refining from inspiring English sources

The club have been open to refining the game each year, with the idea of "Madrid Fives" even being touted last term.

Facing demands for decriminalization from the City Council, led by Mark-Viverito, Bratton seems open to refining his longtime theory, and has already agreed to a softer stance on pot.

The confusion was not his fault, Mr. Obama said, but rather that of the news media for seizing on three words he uttered in Fargo, N.D., when he suggested he would be open to "refine my policies".

These losses, if you're open to them, refine you.

We treated the review question as a compass, not an anchor, so that the question was open to being refined as the review proceeded; used iterative, intuitive searching of literatures combined with more formal systematic searching techniques; engaged in selective, judicious sampling of relevant literatures; sought to integrate the various literatures through a narrative argument.

But Mr. Bloomberg needs to take care that he does not send another message -- that once he has an idea, he is not open to rethinking or refining it.

In 1887, a lead and de-silvering plant opened in Hoboken to refine minerals and extract metals from waste.

He turned to refining his recording technology.

The keyboard word-prediction table – open to other developers to refine – can only improve as companies like Britain's SwiftKey, so hugely successful already on Android, add an iOS app complete with their already compendious idiolect dictionaries, which will allow you to text or type as if you are Dickens or Doctors Johnson or Dre.

The use of datasets newly available in public repositories and the contribution of the scientific community to our open access model will contribute to refine, adjust and augment the CPN model.

"These are the areas where it was felt there weren't sufficient views made known [in the last consultation] to refine policy around open standards," a spokesman for the Cabinet Office said.