Sentence examples for accessible as is from inspiring English sources

HOURS Daily, 7 30 a.m. to 10 p.m. WHEELCHAIR ACCESS Side-door entrance is accessible, as is restroom.

Radio and television services are widely accessible, as is telephone service.

"Gatz" is much more accessible (as is Fitzgerald's novel, compared with Faulkner's).

The front entrance on Divinity Avenue and the rear courtyard building entrance are both wheelchair accessible, as is the door to the library on the first floor.

From this port, the Maya ruins of Oxtankah and the recently excavated Chakchoben, dating from 360 B.C., are accessible, as is the Chinchorro coral reef, which is comparable in size to the 189-square-mile island of Cozumel.

Instead of being coerced to go out with an R&B act to make him more accessible (as is mentioned in the movie), Jay-Z flexed his three-million-record sales muscle to surround himself with the rappers he likes.

WHEELCHAIR ACCESS -- Lower level of the dining room (but not the bar) is accessible, as are restrooms via an elevator.

Yet the records of her trial, which allow her to speak in her own voice, were accessible, as were those of the second trial, which rehabilitated her character and quashed the accusations that led to her execution.

EMS data from NH1 to ED (EMS1) (13.0% missing) were most often accessible as were ED data (5.6% missing).

Primary health nurses are easily accessible, as are low-cost health workers, who are in frequent contact with waiting mothers and children.

Intravenous fluids, parenteral opioids, diazepam, and antibiotics were available in all the hospitals where data was accessible as were blood pressure cuffs, naso-gastric tubes, suction machines and gloves.