Sentence examples for accessible beyond from inspiring English sources

Mr. DeMaio made himself available and accessible beyond the school day, getting us inexpensive tickets and arranging for us to meet many of the casts after the performance.

It seems that those who want to help the arts flourish in society should want to help make them accessible beyond high society.

This particular homestead answered my requirements because the previous owners, who have a disabled daughter, had made it fully wheelchair accessible – beyond the strict requirements of the ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act).

Ever since general-purpose computers appeared immediately after World War II, there was a continuing effort in universities and research centers to try to make them more personal, in the sense of being easier to use and more widely accessible beyond the computing priesthood of experts.

There was much musing, too, on the nature of Britishness and on the elusive bond between monarch and subject, as if commoners expect a dual role of the royal household — both remote, beyond reproach; and somehow like the ordinary folks, or at least accessible beyond the gold braid and silk tulle and top hats and tails of their ceremonial lives.

But how do you make this application more accessible beyond the giant corporations?

So the app contains a lot of accessible content beyond streaming episodes of Nickelodeon favorites like "SpongeBob SquarePants" and "iCarly," even for users who do not subscribe to a cable company that provides Nickelodeon.

Inherited genotypes will only have value in predicting outcome if they provide readily accessible information beyond that routinely used and collected from these patients.

"German foreign minister Steinmeier has taken on the patronage of this concert and supports Daniel Barenboim's commitment to make music accessible to people beyond any national, religious or ethnic boundaries".

It will be accessible to people beyond the reach of today's Internet, notably those in the developing world, because it will not require complex and costly PCs, and will thus bring many of the benefits of the Internet to a far wider population than is able to enjoy them at the moment.Funny how history repeats itself.

However, without a pathway to commercial viability, scaling from proof of concept to end user accessible products remains beyond the horizon.