Sentence examples for the point is open from inspiring English sources

Then, assuming the point is open upon these pleadings, there was no evidence that the defendant, or any person for whose acts he would be responsible, was engaged in lowering the barrel of flour.

The sampling point is open to the atmosphere so that hydrolysate could be collected continuously during a run.

Unlike in the 1980's, when the camps were virtual prisons, Pillar Point is open, and residents are encouraged to find jobs outside.

"I just wanted to yell, 'it's moot, not mute, you moron.'" (By the way, "moot" actually means a point is open -- not closed -- to discussion).

This starting point is open to challenge.

If the Rafah crossing point is opened after the deployment of the presidential guards and if an election date is announced, Palestinians will believe that the reconciliation is going in the right direction.

The fishing village of Burley Point is opened up to the reader in all its brutal and touching detail.

In the first case food was available at the correct position, but both doors at the choice point were open.

We recognise that the use of accelerometer cut-points is open to debate and that the selection of childhood thresholds in particular is hotly contested [ 42].

The point is, women are open to supporting me; they like the president personally, but they're disappointed.

The point is to be open to guidance and mentoring, and susceptible to change.