Sentence examples for opened to outside from inspiring English sources

But the French market has barely opened to outside competition: EDF still controls 86% of it.

Only a small portion of the archive, stored in digital form at the National Defense University, has been declassified and opened to outside researchers.

As analogies, they point to other such software platforms — whether the Web or Apple's iPhone software, which the company has opened to outside developers.

The fund, which uses computer models to trade on trends in markets around the world, opened to outside investors in the first quarter and grew to more than $600 million by the beginning of April.

But a small portion of it has been opened to outside researchers, and 20 transcripts and documents were released Tuesday in conjunction with a conference on the Iran-Iraq War at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars in Washington.

SaveDarfur.org is one of the top draws at the Causes on Facebook Project, added to Facebook, the social networking site, when it was opened to outside software developers in May.

A web browser add-on reportedly left users open to outside attackers gaining control of their computer.

He had them stand behind the door, which opened to the outside.

Apartment doors opened to the outside rather than onto hallways; the units had communal mews and private backyards.

Even then, Coasts are open to outside influences.

Roles from cleaning to asset-management and human resources are open to outside bidders.