Sentence examples for tend to be open from inspiring English sources

But unlike the Senate negotiations, the House discussions tend to be open to more lawmakers.

If you are open to others, others tend to be open to you.

The studio doors tend to be open and he paints to the sound of birds in the garden.

So much so that the parties tend to be open to all, with no need for an invitation.

Campuses in small cities, in contrast, tend to be open and inviting, and help to make the college town a distinctive type of urban place.

In many vegetable crops, older traditional varieties tend to be open pollinated (OP), while new varieties are either hybrids or open pollinated.

Today's economists tend to be open-minded about content, but doctrinaire about form.

That's why we plan on using more mobile communication, particularly with emails that now tend to be opened more often on a smartphone or tablet versus anywhere else.

Blue whales tend to be open-ocean animals, but come close to shore to feed, and possibly to breed, in some areas.

At the beginning of their education, students in health and social care often have a strong identification with the professional group into which they are going to graduate, and many of them also tend to be open-minded about collaboration with other professions [ 1].

Families are encouraged to be involved in care where appropriate, and visiting tends to be open.