Sentence examples for access prompted from inspiring English sources

The open access prompted a political uproar after cameras showed a political pamphlet, found in the hide-out, that supported a local conservative lawmaker running in the upcoming Sicilian elections.

Speedy access prompted more academic surgeons to consult office journals (p = 0.009) while community surgeons more often reported applicability as the reason for using office textbooks (p = 0.044).

This standardization coincided with the widespread availability of broadband Internet access, prompting people to set up wireless home networks.

But the National Security Agency would receive access, prompting fears that the government will both make an end-run around warrant requirements for private information and stockpile or use previously unknown vulnerabilities, undermining the secure internet Obama advocates in other contexts.

Yet experts warn that emissions are likely to increase as countries develop and consumers replace low-efficiency fuels — partly because electricity access prompts new demand for electrical devices.

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Despite concerns of EMS overuse due to their easy access, prompt response, at-home care delivery and zero cost to the consumer, it has been repeatedly demonstrated that EMSs in Spain are not used as a first option to enter the health care system [14 16].

We found that since they are clearly trying to access their own address books, 100percentt of users accept the Contacts access when prompted.

The embassy Web site was not functioning in the evening; attempts to access it prompted a message saying the account had been suspended.

The studies were carried out within the frame of a project to improve access to prompt and effective malaria treatment in rural Tanzania (ACCESS Programme) [ 21].

Another study conducted in Kenya to assess access to anti-malarials revealed that majority of ill individuals, especially the poor, had no access to prompt effective treatment [ 29].