Sentence examples for problem of openness from inspiring English sources

The problem of openness is compounded by the editorial policy at a number of leading scientific journals, which refuse to publish research if the results have previously been disclosed in public.

Earlier reports into UEA's e-mail issue also highlighted the problem of openness.

Texas, which has operated without race-based admissions policies since they were invalidated by the Fifth Circuit in 1996, provides a useful example: by attacking the problems of openness and educational diversity directly and focusing on attracting the top graduating students from throughout the state, the Texas program has enhanced opportunity and promoted educational diversity by any measure.

She crossed and recrossed her legs and said, "There might have been a problem on the question of openness.

She crossed and recrossed her legs and said, "There might have been a problem on the question of openness..

"It's not a problem of beliefs, but of openness of spirit," Chamaillard says.

The problem, they say, is a lack of openness — and that's a problem they aim to solve.

Aren't these misunderstandings exactly the kind of problem that openness is supposed to prevent?

In Professor Dell's view the brain, in speech mode, electrically activates linked words, sounds and meanings that occasionally overlap and produce not only errors like "every crook and nanny" but also conceptual reversals such as saying "open the door" when you mean "close the door," a problem created because the idea of "openness" has registered on the brain and intruded on speech.

The problem of the web's openness is fragmentation.

This sort of openness doesn't solve every problem in psychology, but we thought it was a good start".