Sentence examples for which remains open from inspiring English sources

Poland also initiated an investigation into Karkoc, which remains open.

His response was a libel suit, which remains open.

A crucial question which remains open today is the effectivity of solutions.

He had been all three, said Tyrone Johnson, 23, an assistant at the Jam, which remains open.

But the case, which remains open pending a coroner's report, has raised questions about the New Age clinics in Arizona.

The passage of gastric gas under pressure is facilitated by the LES, which remains open, and frequent contractions of abdominal muscles occur during belching.

Yahoo is estimated to have spent tens of millions of dollars developing Hadoop, which remains open-source software that anyone can use or modify.

A little hyphen is perhaps too flimsy a thing to carry as much conceptual freight as we intend for it bear, but we think the hyphen matters a great deal, precisely because it marks the difference between the implied nominalism of "trans" and the explicit relationality of "trans-," which remains open-ended and resists premature foreclosure by attachment to any single suffix.

While it is common to label disruptive causal forces connected to latents as residuals or structural-disturbances, and as measurement-errors if connected to indicators, we label all these as "errors" in Figure 3 because which specific disruptive causal forces constitute measurement-errors and which "residuals" remains open and requires careful researcher assessment.

The mainstream parties' response to Ukip will shape the general election, which remains wide open.

It was not clear if Mr. Locarno's death was connected to the earlier killing, which remains an open case.