Sentence examples for really a closed from inspiring English sources

So, is this really a closed system?

"This is really a closed market," Mr. Thomas said.

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A burly young man stood up and said that the existing open-irrigation system was fine, but that the village really needed a closed system.

If you keep hearing the same rumor from the same people again and again, you can all begin to think it's true, when it's really just a closed circuit". The trick to the design of Gallager's codes, Forney says, was to minimize the likelihood of such closed loops.

The upside – personal trading that bred the culture of "my word is my bond" – had a downside: this really was a closed world of public school chaps who all knew each other, dined with each other, played golf or went shooting together, and earned a comfortable living because of the closed-shop practices that Margaret Thatcher, in the City as elsewhere, quite rightly set out to destroy.

Until now the granularity of bitcoin trades has been fairly limited – you can watch the blockchain all day long, for example, but there was nothing that really offered a closed, usable trading environment.

It was really a secretive, closed-door process.

For shoes, dress shoes or really any closed toe shoes are okay.

What was really at stake was a closed vision of the future against a cosmopolitan one.

He said: "I was kind of scared, to be honest, because we were in a really closed space where everything is green and beautiful but there could be a gorilla hiding behind every bush".