Sentence examples for access of big from inspiring English sources

For the traffickers, places like Dalton are often excellent sites to do business, close to growing rural markets and within easy highway access of big cities -- in Dalton's case, Atlanta, Chattanooga and Charlotte, among others.

The links between the Bush administration and Enron also highlight the need for campaign finance reform to reduce the access of big corporate donors to our highest government officials.

Is this truly open data or a widening of access to big data?

"I've noticed that there's always been a frustration among artists about a lack of access to big local institutions," she continued.

It is an inequality of access to big, wild lands and to the ineffable something that Wyoming writer Gretel Ehrlich called the "solace of open spaces" and Pulitzer-winning novelist Wallace Stegner termed "the native home of hope".

Freeman also provided advice to the Australian Government on the problem of access to "big science" facilities.

Australia is also part of the Five-Eyes alliance of western intelligence services, giving them access to big chunks of US intelligence assets.

But being a Bush or a Clinton also brings with it instant name recognition, a national network of supporters and access to big money – all of which are more important in politics than ever, at least when it comes to getting a head start.

"Round here they are usually not-for-profit social enterprises who don't have access to big pools of capital.

He warned TV firms not to abuse the privilege of having access to big data on viewers and viewing, though.

There are the on-demand services like Spotify, Deezer, Rdio and now Google's All Access, providing unlimited access to big catalogues of songs for free and/or for a monthly subscription.