Sentence examples for open to scholars from inspiring English sources

It is open to scholars by appointment, not to the public.

But the country has become incrementally more open to scholars and reporters.

Instead, he described it as a "working archive" that would be open to scholars, biographers, researchers and Random House employees.

There will also be an extensive library open to scholars and members of the public by appointment.

David Elkington, who is writing a book about the lead "books", backs Jordan's claim, saying it offers the best chance of ensuring the artefacts are open to scholars.

Last year, he turned his private collection of books, records, films, etc. into a nonprofit organization which is open to scholars and interested parties, by appointment.

And that is why this debate is worth having and why the ASA boycott scrupulously insists on leaving the door open to scholar-to-scholar interactions so that the conversation can go on.

It may be opened to scholars, researchers and journalists.

And he has prowled through the various archival records that have slowly been opened to scholars.

But Mrs. Grade died on May 2 at 85, and now the contents of the Grades' book-cluttered second-floor apartment in the north Bronx may soon be opened to scholars and publishers.

The Vatican library was founded in 1451 by Pope Nicholas V for "the common convenience of the learned", while the Bodleian opened to scholars in 1602 but incorporated Duke Humfrey's library of 1488, and including much older collections.