Sentence examples for would it be open from inspiring English sources
The same libertarian spirit also instituted the peculiar economics of the internet: software had to be free, because only that way would it be open ("everyone knew that software would eventually become more important than law, so the prospect of a world running on hidden code was dark and creepy").
"Would it be open today if not for the list that the writer published?
The question was: would it be kicked open or slammed shut?
Every experiment run through it would enrich it; it would be open source and with as many datapoints as the most complex climate models.
If you drove through it you'd be surprised if it was open.
If it were open, it would be good for everyone.
It would be frugal, it would be flexible, and thirdly it would be open and inclusive.
"I don't know what doors I thought would open, but it's opened doors," she recently said on the "Today" show, skirting around casting news.
It indicated it would be open to letting an arbitrator decide a fair price for the channel.
The Museum of Modern Art, normally closed on Tuesday, said it would open on Wednesday and the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum said it would be open only for the exhibition "Picasso Black and White".
