Sentence examples for access to later from inspiring English sources

Happily, Müller himself had access to later, better equipment.

Government money spurs such conservatism: it is better for a fund to "bank" a good deal and guarantee access to later dollops of government cash than to roll the dice again.

Draper Esprit acquires a decent portfolio at a stroke and Seedcamp now gets access to later stage funds.

Instead, the folders are meant as a place to save and store documents that users would like to quickly have access to later.

The player is initially limited to the World of Continent to explore, and given access to later worlds as his or her party climbs the Tower.

We thought before, and we certainly know now, that what reaches people about access to later abortion is something deeper than a hard case.

Yet he allowed, "It is possible, barely possible, that Theobald did have some access to later-17th-century versions of 'Cardenio' or to recycled accounts of how that play was structured".

There is also continuity, because early-stage firms can help entrepreneurs with follow-on investing, providing preferred access to later-stage venture capital firms and introductions to potential strategic partners, customers and acquisition targets.

The company unveiled Buyable Pins earlier in June earlier this year, with the iPhone getting access to them later that month.

She noted that currently more than half the Internet's content is in English and that women typically receive access to smartphones later than men.

Many big players in the world of digitisation – Google, Microsoft, the Bridgeman Art Library – argue that they own rights in their digital reproductions of public domain works, perhaps so they can sell or restrict access to them later down the line.