Sentence examples for Largely accessible from inspiring English sources
"For those people, healthcare is largely accessible.
Despite its popularity, the region remains pristine because the coastline is largely accessible by boat only.
Gaza attracts a broad spectrum of visitors, and my father's reputation as an "independent" and largely accessible interlocutor led many to his home.
Although it is threatened by the effects of water sports, sightseeing boats (whose anchors tear apart sections of reef), and fishing, the reef has been kept largely accessible to watercraft because of its importance to the tourist and fishing industries.
In a hard-charging administration focused on measuring progress through numbers in virtually everything it does, he has been a mellow presence, largely accessible to parents and politicians, though not necessarily always responsive.
They don't know that the irregularly shaped lake (actually a bulge in a small river), tucked off State Route 30, still cossets families who are comfortable in a world largely accessible only by a gravel road marked with a small, nondescript sign that reads "St.
However, NPWT devices are largely not accessible, due to high costs, required training, limited portability and high electrical power requirements.
And because museums often require curators to have a PhD, the curatorial field is largely only accessible to the immensely privileged those who can shoulder the cost of extensive schooling and then survive on a meager salary.
Most HIV patients in the present study were presumed to have HIVAN since renal biopsy was largely not accessible, which was based on a previous study from our institution that showed HIVAN in >80% of HIV patients with microalbuminuria or overt proteinuria [ 22].
We have already offered £1 coach places to eight less accessible (largely non-London) away fixtures, in addition to reciprocal ticket pricing details alluded to above.
They exist in a netherworld: never for sale before the season, accessible largely to insiders, obtainable only if a fan gets to the game-day ticket window in time.
