Sentence examples for accessible as ever from inspiring English sources

The Yankees arranged a table and a conference room for him Friday — reporting day for the full squad — but he has been working at the minor league fields across the street, accessible as ever.

Her melodies are as accessible as ever, while the poems (all in Arabic, but with translations provided) range from work by the sixth-century poet Zouhaïr Ibn Abi Salma, who lived before the coming of Islam, through to contemporary material.

Kandu, the latest venture out of betaworks, founded by David Bennahum and Gerry Laybourne, is looking to make computer programming as accessible as it's ever been.

The need for modern, simple and accessible law remains as great as ever".

Jazz, rock, electronica, world music and everything in-between are more accessible than ever this year as Jazz Fest comes to high definition cable television on AXS TV.

They rely on check-cashers and corner bodegas for cash and post offices for money orders, even as banks are more accessible than ever: the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation reports 682 banks in the borough in 2008, compared with 521 in 2004 — a more than 30percentt increase.

After "white flight" – or as Gevisser puts it, "downtown Johannesburg's abandonment by big business at the moment when it finally became accessible to all" – the city centre is as divided as ever.

He insists that it will boost demand for servers in high-value applications such as transaction processing and databases, where centralisation is indispensable.The corollary to Mr Joy's quest for simplicity is that, as technology becomes ever more accessible to ever more people, those people become ever more reliant on it.

Using all the tools of the computer and digital age to manipulate image and sound, Greenaway proves as innovative as ever, making the art of the avant garde supremely accessible and generating both poetry and pathos along the way.

"In a time when Syria's creative output is more accessible than ever, the west should not dismiss it as something threatening or alien.

The entire panel agreed that a major benefit of social media as a campaigning tool was in making politicians seem more "accessible" than ever before.