Sentence examples for access came from inspiring English sources
The access came with a condition.
The denial of Botta's access came a day after the Miami Heat said that it would no longer issue credentials to Esquire magazine's Scott Raab because of his profane Twitter posts about LeBron James.
The program was developed by Fred Stutzman, a graduate student in information and library science, whose own failsafe self-binding technique — writing at a cafe without Internet access — came undone when the place went wireless.
But his critics argue that the access came with a price: it became increasingly difficult for him to balance a need to protect the independence of the C.I.A. with a need to support the White House's policies.
Although the final effort is an objective, well-intentioned look at the furious recruitment of a major talent, the access came with considerable accommodation to Pete Kaczmarski, offering the illusion of his control.
The disclosure of the Rodham fee -- coupled with the disclosure this week that Roger Clinton, Mr. Clinton's half-brother, also lobbied unsuccessfully on behalf of six pardon applicants -- made it clear that some people thought the best access came through relatives of the president.
Access comes at all levels.
But that access comes at a cost.
But with greater access comes greater chance to get things wrong.
Access comes first in that list, a placement that goes against just about every tenet of traditional journalism.
