Sentence examples for relatively open to from inspiring English sources

Many refugees sought asylum in countries like Germany and Sweden, which have been relatively open to immigrants.

In 1999, she was hired to teach photography classes at Columbia photography being a field that was relatively open to women.

America, Japan and Germany are all relatively open to foreign trade, have modern infrastructure and enjoy the rule of law some of the crucial ingredients for growth.

Residents of low-tax developed nations, like Britain, Australia, and America, are relatively open to using higher taxes to balance budgets.

The question is "do we have the political will?" Besides Britain, Poland so far seems to be relatively open to shale gas exploration.

Maybe then the firefighters' union, which despite its hostility to Mr. Adachi, is actually relatively open to financial concessions, could agree to hear Mr. Adachi out.

It seems a relatively open invite to police to set up a sting operation, but whatever – I'm sure they've got the risks covered somehow.

Holt used the relatively open format to allow the candidates to talk to each other; that lack of structure seemed hard for Trump to manage.

The unclustered and less modularized structure of negative network suggested that negative interactions (for example, competition) among microorganisms were established by relatively open 'one-to-many' or 'one-to-one' exclusion.

"It's likely that there's so much attention on this that they had to choose a relatively open way to report it.

The effort to curb the southbound flow of what some have called an "iron river of guns" has faced heavy obstacles, including limited resources, relatively open access to firearms and political opposition to tighter gun regulation.