Sentence examples for Unlock access from inspiring English sources

The limbic system gets massively activated and projects up to all these areas of the brain and seems to unlock access to these memories.

In short, this potential combination could be materially accretive to earnings per share and discounted cashflow, while allowing Pfizer to unlock access to its balance sheet and improve its tax situation over time.

The ability to train one's mind to activate the "unfocus" part of the brain, also called the default mode network, can help improve creativity and unlock access to the unconscious mind.

"No one can begin GTA Online and simply spend a lot of money out of the gate to get a leg up," says Rockstar "You will have to earn your stripes and play to unlock access to the aspirational clothes, guns and other items".

(There is a workaround. Customers could use their account details to unlock access to network apps, like HBO Go, that are available for streaming to television sets). Also, people who live in areas where Comcast is not the cable provider will not be able to subscribe to the service.

Using a tattooed finger, he punched in a pass code that would unlock access to "Babylon": the code name for the top secret project he has been working on since his arrival 18 months ago at the world's largest luxury group.

The same story, more or less, can be told in several regions of the US where new technology is unlocking access to vast shale oil and gas deposits.

The film's website has a special puzzle, once used to recruit for Bletchley, which unlocks access to a crossword-related clip from the movie.

For example, a nascent northern project, Minerva Pathway, is being developed with the intent of unlocking access to the broader world of work for those who face multiple personal and social barriers to entry.

A sea kayak, however, is the next best thing to Eden's latchkey, unlocking access to the pristine beaches, undeveloped salt marshes, and sheltered ponds otherwise restricted to visiting celebrities or nesting plovers.

In a statement on behalf of Google and the author and publisher groups, a Google spokesman, Gabriel Stricker, said the Justice Department's filing "recognizes the progress made with the revised settlement, and it once again reinforces the value the agreement can provide in unlocking access to millions of books in the U.S".