Sentence examples for was thus open from inspiring English sources

Morris was thus open to the idea of a career move to Prestwick, where the arrival of the railroad in the 1840s had created demand for a formal course.

The gap between this upper bound for deciding (RPDL-SAT) and the simple exponential-time lower bound for deciding (PDL-SAT) was thus open.

The analytic phase was thus open and flexible with a distancing, reflective and critical approach.

The way was thus opened for the rise of Nigel Farage, a commodity broker and former Tory who became Ukip leader in September 2006, although he resigned three years later, to concentrate on his efforts to become the MP for Buckingham.

Notable scientific and practical perspectives are thus open, in the authors' view, to future developments in ecohydrologic research.

All mines contain high explosives, substances otherwise rare in the soil, and are thus open to many means of detection based on their chemical composition.

On the other hand, it also is possible to prove that no material thing can be simple, for the very reason that a part of an extended being is always extended and is thus open to division.

Morgenthau's principles of realism are thus open to doubt.

Their ontological and epistemological suppositions are made explicit and are, thus, open for critical analysis [19, 20].

Therefore there must be assumptions about a second part of the future whose course depends on our today's decisions and actions and is thus open for shaping.

Other planners thrive strictly on the commissions and are thus open to the charge that they may be more interested in generating commissions than they are in your welfare.