Sentence examples for openness compared from inspiring English sources

A giant screen showed blockbuster films from around the world, reflecting Pakistan's relative openness compared with neighboring Muslim nations.

I do not think that China today is by any means close to that measure of openness compared with the United States of the 1950s and 1960s.

Dubai is rightly proud of its economic miracle, and of its relative tolerance and openness compared with other parts of the Arab world.

After a brief period of relative openness (compared to what followed) in the 1920s, literature became a tool of state propaganda.

This is the "change of an era", he declared at a press conference that was itself a sign of greater openness compared to the largely one-way media approach of his leftist predecessor Cristina Fernández de Kirchner.

He finds their openness refreshing, compared with some more experienced developers who know exactly what to do, and want to do it in the cheapest way possible.

Fig. 3 illustrates how as temperature increases, the RBS of rpoH shows a much higher fold-change in openness as compared to the regions flanking it.

By the time we began our descent, we had discussed segregation in Chicago, the value of an English major and the openness of Americans compared with the Swiss.

The present findings suggest a trend towards openness in Sweden compared with earlier results on disclosure intention and behaviour among parents following DI treatment between 1985 and 1997 (Gottlieb et al., 2000).

Earlier, speaking of the second truth of tech, I compared the openness of Windows and Android to the closed nature of Apple products.

Latin American countries are known for their protectionist policies and the overall degree of openness is low when compared to industrialized countries in our sample, though it seems not strong enough to offset the other forces driving the Latin American effect.