Sentence examples for steadily more open from inspiring English sources

And the future success of China's economy depends on a steadily more open society of the sort that Chinese liberals and moderates are pushing for.

Civil liberties experts have criticized both orders as Soviet-style efforts to maintain a tight hold on a Russian society which, during the 1990's, became steadily more open.

As he and Singapore mellowed and became steadily more tolerant, open and democratic, Lee increasingly realized that he could trust Singaporeans to make decisions on their own, and he is one of the few Confucian emperors ever to step down voluntarily.

In a China that is steadily becoming more open, jingoistic public opinion increasingly matters.

While film, radio and television remain squarely under the thumb of the Chinese government, the book industry has steadily become more open.

Recent sales figures seem to suggest that the British public has steadily become more open to European and international authors: according to Nielsen, which undertook research for the International Man Booker prize this year, the number of translated books bought in Britain increased by an astounding 96% between 2001 and 2015.

Dubbed by some media as a new sexual revolution, being more open to poly arrangements is steadily growing.

Dubbed by some media as a newsexual revolution, being more open to poly arrangements is steadily growing.

Two, countries that are globalizing sensibly but steadily are also the ones that are becoming politically more open, with more opportunities for their people, and with a young generation more interested in joining the world system than blowing it up.

The officials said the shift, in which the Mexicans have both displaced other traffickers and opened new markets themselves, has meant a steadily more efficient flow of drugs into the United States, even as border controls have tightened since Sept. 11.

Life grows steadily more convenient.