Sentence examples for openness confirmed from inspiring English sources

But some Jews fear that the societal openness confirmed by high-profile intermarriages like that of Ms. Clinton and Mr. Mezvinsky, or Caroline Kennedy and Edwin A. Schlossberg in 1986, prod more Jews to marry out of their faith.

Specifically, pedestrians prefer shaded streets and openness, confirming the importance of design quality in pedestrian retail environments.

The fact that conservative Senators John Cornyn and Jeff Sessions have recently expressed openness to confirming an openly gay nominee to the Court is a good thing.

And after hearing about how Lena Dunham became friends with Ms. Swift, it only confirmed her openness as an individual when their first bonding experience happened through Twitter's direct message feature.

While the correlation between discretionary measures passed in 2008-2009 and trade openness is negative which is confirmed when we estimate a univariate regression between these two16, the coefficient on openness becomes insignificant once our measure for automatic stabilization is included as can be seen in column (6) of Table 1.

The openness hypothesis, however, cannot be confirmed as the coefficient estimates for this variable behave in opposite direction to the base specifications reported in Table 3, hence demonstrating inconsistency and lack of clarity on the actual impact of alternative trade openness indicators on corruption.

The openness hypothesis (H3) then cannot be confirmed.

President Obama's spokesman Jay Carney confirmed the president's openness to the chained CPI once again at a press conference on Monday.

Cathedral's students are not required to become priests, only to be open to that possibility, an openness that they must confirm in a letter signed by both the student and his parents at the end of his sophomore year.

The results confirmed that individuals showing high status nonverbal cues, particularly postural openness, were judged to appear larger than individuals showing lower-status cues, and that these cues' effects on perceived size predicted their effects on perceived dominance.

We will start with the following recent result of Berndtsson [10] (proved by Favre and Jonsson [54] in dimension 2) confirming the openness conjecture of Demailly Kollár [46].