Sentence examples for Formerly inaccessible from inspiring English sources

And more advanced oil recovery techniques are prolonging the life of geriatric wells and giving access to formerly inaccessible fuel.

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As the site was formerly inaccessible railway land, there can be no concern here about public space disappearing into the private maw.

The project uses new technology and formerly inaccessible visual materials to reconstruct the past as people of the time visualized the world (or imagined it to be).

Lowell's embrace of European culture in this volume is liberating, and among the delights here are the many unpublished or formerly inaccessible translations, which it includes (Akhmatova and Mandelstam are wonderfully rendered).

Using as reference material drawings from 1856 that show a path and benches near the stream, the project, which took more than a year, afforded an opportunity to open up eight acres of formerly inaccessible property and create a picnic area.

Formerly remote, inaccessible destinations like South Africa's Kruger National Park and Peru's Inca trail have become well-trodden backpacker highways as one-, three- or six-month trips increasingly replace the traditional holiday fortnight in Spain.

It's a combination of the technology and business model that makes formerly complicated, expensive, inaccessible things affordable and accessible". Schein argues that a corporation's founding values, if they lead to success, tend to ossify as a set of tacit assumptions about successful strategy.

Most of the agricultural lands they had formerly worked were now inaccessible, and little or no industry was allowed, but commerce flourished as Gaza became a kind of duty-free port for Egyptians.

The forces which will bring about these changes are many and varied: new technologies which will drive down the cost of production, new distribution channels, which will bring together formerly distant and almost inaccessible markets, and a demographic shift of epic proportions amongst the publishers' customer base — the readers.

Our data set includes more than triple the number of sites sampled in previous studies [ 10, 21] including extensive, fine-scale examination of critical, and formerly unsampled and/or previously inaccessible regions.