Sentence examples for accessible and reasonable from inspiring English sources

Compounce seems very accessible and reasonable, compared to many big name theme parks ($6.95 general admission, with free rides on the trolley, train and lake boat, $23.95 for all the rides all day long, $16.95 for anyone under 52 inches tall for all rides all day).

While I still face many impediments to painting an accurate picture of "the Arab world" to the West, I think that my background allows me to communicate frustrations with the West in a way that's accessible and reasonable to an American audience.

Select a location that is accessible, and supports other reasonable accommodations, considering: availability of accessible parking and accessible drop-off areas; accessibility of primary entrance; availability of wheelchair accessible seating; clear signage; accessibility of restrooms and drinking fountains; adequacy of lighting and space; acoustics; accessibility of outdoor space.

Firstly, energy security – not energy sovereignty, but energy which is varied, accessible and available at a reasonable price.

Ethics approval was not required for this study, as online information is publicly accessible and there is no reasonable expectation of privacy.

Patton said the best solution to unlawful downloads was to make content available and easily accessible at reasonable prices comparable with similar markets overseas.

As for the rest, the Huracán advances its predecessor's strategy of accessible performance, reasonable comfort and helpful technology, a philosophy that has informed everything from the Corvette Stingray to the McLaren 650S to every new Porsche.

He is accessible, reasonable and genial.

Here's what you can expect when you make yourself less accessible, put reasonable boundaries in place and reclaim your time.

More specifically, ACA exchange health plans must guarantee "all services will be accessible without reasonable delay". Both federal and state regulators have a role in making sure that insurers are meeting these requirements.

Laws requiring colleges and universities to make buildings accessible, where "reasonable" to do so, come into force in 2005.