Sentence examples for open to rising from inspiring English sources

For many years, the Protestant elite was itself open to rising white Protestants not from old-family backgrounds.

He followed it with victories in the year-end Masters Cup and the 2004 Australian Open to rise to the No. 1 ranking for the first time.

David started to progress in the very last month of the year by reaching the final of the Shanghai WISPA WorldStars Championship and the semi-finals of the World Open, to rise two places to number four in the January 2005 WISPA rankings.

This left the field open to the rising class of those industrializing Britain.

Answering critics of the administration, he dismissed fears that the withdrawal of the last American troops from Iraq next month would open the door to rising Iranian influence.

Falling unemployment, analysts say, could open the door to rising wages — the final and long-delayed piece of the recovery.

Public sector spending cuts and austerity measures in many countries will make it harder for open data to rise up priority lists.

The pressure effects of a tropical cyclone will cause the water level in the open ocean to rise in regions of low atmospheric pressure and fall in regions of high atmospheric pressure.

In a 2007 deliberative poll in Northern Ireland on education reform, the percentage willing to agree that "most Catholics" or "most Protestants" were "open to reason" rose 16 points.

Samsung's stumble has opened the door to rising rival Huawei, nemesis Apple and the new threat of Google's own-brand Android Pixel smartphones.

Note the trough shape and angle of recession limb to rising limb Open image in new window Fig. 6 U-type curve.