Sentence examples for accessibility now from inspiring English sources
"But while there's a level of accessibility now, there's also a kind of standardization he disliked".
OS X's inherent usability is a big bonus for them, and Vista offers accessibility options (now called "ease of access" options) out of the box such as text readers and easy magnification tools.
Such accessibility is now an asset, at least to Arnold L. Lehman, director of the Brooklyn Museum.
But what accessibility means now is not the same as when Lilian Baylis first formed the company 85 years ago.
That accessibility is now sorely testing relations between the Buddhist monks and the government of Hong Kong, which administers this outlying island.
While museums and galleries have worked hard to safeguard artworks and increase accessibility, we now witness national and local governments reducing funding and commitments to the arts.
Where broadcasters once pushed programmes expensively, with multiple repeats and big worries about audibility and accessibility, they now have a model based on people pulling the material they want from a website.
To be mindful of accessibility is now, more than ever, an expectation.
Until now, accessibility has been approached from a static perspective, even when variations in it depend on short term temporal changes in network function.
If tech giants can focus on accessibility for everyone now, one day we might achieve a thriving, connected global society previous generations couldn't dream of.
Vevo has been building out its accessibility and is now available on Xbox, Apple TV, Roku and Amazon Fire TV as well as Yahoo, AOL and other portals.
