Sentence examples for open to variations from inspiring English sources

AT&T is one company that says it is becoming increasingly open to variations on traditional telecommuting.

(And I don't care if Phoebe Philo of Céline gets the credit; the look is open to variations).

Victimhood, in this series, is not merely a philosophical idea or a psychological identity, but also a condition open to variations of aesthetic style.

Would that the fashion church was quite so enthusiastic about and open to variations of female beauty other than thin, under 22 and Caucasian, but let's not ask for the moon, eh? Post your questions to Ask Hadley, The Guardian, Kings Place, 90 York Way, London N1 9GU.

It is a matter of whether the door of our consciousness is open to variations on the theme of what it means to be human or shut because we are threatened by dissimilarity.

For example, diet and physical activity are all self reported and open to variations in interpretation and meaning between different individuals and ethnic groups.

I was coached by Robbie Deans and Steve Hansen and Wayne Smith, people who believed that successful rugby had a general structure to it, but one that was open to variation.

U2 was hard and aggressive but nuanced, a band still open to variation and rich with the determination to pull it off.

The execution of this view is open to variation in personal preference and expertise.

The Israeli society is polarised, as on the one hand it segregates and discourages intrareligious or intraracial marriages, while on the other hand, it is relatively open to variation in sexual orientations.

Especially if you have multiple horses to feed at once, or if you're trusting your barn to feed/give vitamins to your horse, this is a good idea, as it's overall faster, easier, and less open to variation and over/under administration.