Sentence examples for openness itself from inspiring English sources

The building's interior openness itself is a barrier to Mr. Bloomberg's plan, some preservationists contend.

Because food markets are in turmoil, civil strife is growing; and because trade and openness itself could be undermined, the food crisis of 2008 may become a challenge to globalisation.First find $700mRich countries need to take the food problems as seriously as they take the credit crunch.

The second component of Openness itself involves two components.

Methods and tools to help overcome many of these challenges already exist or are being developed (see e.g. the references regarding influences to open assessment development above) and some of the problems may even be solved by increased openness itself.

That openness expressed itself in his attitude to his characters and his willingness to allow the audience to judge them".

Thus the article on Heidegger includes sentences such as: ". . . the essence of human being is 'factical', always already thrust into concernful openness to itself and thus into the ineluctability of self-becoming".

This is in part because of Google's complicated relationship with the Chinese government, but it could also be because the company's is concerned that Android's openness lends itself to abuse by malware developers and spammers.

But whatever the case, a crucial part of the magic is the openness of Finland itself.

But recently a new political openness within China itself has allowed a different picture of the war years to emerge.

DEMOCRACY AND INACTION -- The new City Council, intent on replacing the iron leadership style of Peter F. Vallone, the former speaker, with openness, will find itself more deadlocked than liberated.

Now that's not to say that Google is necessarily dead set on owning the messaging experience on Android; that would run counter to the openness of Android itself, and it's already been confirmed that users can set other SMS apps as the default in Android 4.4 KitKat.