Sentence examples for access offered from inspiring English sources
The access offered to online viewers is unparalleled.
They also contended that Telmex, asked to provide access, offered inferior lines and on occasion denied access altogether.
The exposé published in this newspaper today paints a disturbing picture of top-level political access offered for cash and of self-confessed "dark arts".
In global trade negotiations, in contrast, the "most favoured nation" principle normally applies, meaning that market access offered to one country must be offered to all.
The data network that Verizon Wireless plans will be fast enough to compete with high-speed Internet access offered through traditional telephone or cable lines, industry analysts said.
Unlike Michael O'Neill's Northern Ireland, who had two pre-game press days, there had been no media access offered by the state, and close to zero communication from the Qatar Football Association when trying to establish if there might be any.
And, as anyone who has ever sat through a trial, or even participated in jury duty, public access offers an education in how the system works.
I am in my living room, waiting for the battle scenes that will prove that unfettered access offers a clear and concise view of war and warriors.
Cable access offers higher margins, but first the infrastructure must be paid down.
However, a favourite "local's only" spot is easy to access, offers free parking and is almost always empty.
WiMax, which is short for Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access, offers higher bandwidth than today's cell-phone networks and a greater signal range than local WiFi connections.
