Sentence examples for under openness from inspiring English sources
The items under openness and conscientiousness are quite similar with innovation and achievement items in the EAO model, respectively.
On a more positive side, what I particularly like about science Down Under is the openness amongst most fellow scientists and especially the fact that here they have an 'academic middle class,' which is nearly nonexistent in Germany: People who like doing the labwork but are not necessarily that interested in establishing their own groups.
People there live in the stark openness under nothing more than thin plastic sheets strung to poles.
Although human rights abuses and the suppression of dissent continued, there was a degree of cultural openness under Rafsanjani, and a certain level of criticism was tolerated.
The period of glasnost (verbal openness) under Gorbachev and the subsequent collapse of the U.S.S.R. led first to a dramatic easing and then to the abolition of censorship.
Demonstrations in the past week in Myanmar's two largest cities and several towns could be seen as an indicator of the new openness under President Thein Sein, who has overseen the country's emergence from decades of authoritarian rule.
The BBC should reveal the salaries of stars paid more than £143,000 a year as part of a new era of openness under the next royal charter, according to an influential committee of MPs.
His immediate aims were to solidify his own rule atop the Politburo — he had risen to the post of general secretary in 1964 — and to move Soviet society away from the "thaw," a period of relative openness under his predecessor, Nikita Khrushchev.
Creating a comfortable setting would increase openness under which negative components of personality as well as positive ones would emerge.
Plant hydraulic conductance does not limit stomatal openness under moist weather conditions, but it could become crucial in climate extremes (severe drought, disastrous heat wave), which are scarcely predictable and yet will become more frequent in the future [ 8].
Under Taliban rule, such openness by a woman is forbidden.
