Sentence examples for accessible chance from inspiring English sources

And yet, for Hernandez and thousands of other Mexican working- and middle-class families who visit Acapulco every weekend, the port city still offers an affordable, accessible chance to spend time with family and enjoy the sun and the beach.

"A helicopter will get you on a better glacier, but this is really accessible, and a chance to get lots of different people involved in understanding nature and how to respect the earth," Mr. Szundy said.

Traina says more offerings have been coming online since last August that are priced between $50 and $1255 per person and that are "amazing but highly accessible," including the chance to play with a panda at the zoo, to learn about oysters at Tamales Bay in Northern California, and to take a walking food tour of Brooklyn.

The less information that is accessible, the less chance there is of recruitment being biased by knowledge of the likely allocation of future patients.

They started small, affordable tournaments around the country that made the sport more accessible, offered more chances for players to increase their rankings and awarded prize money between $10,000 and $20,000.

A bit more accessible, with perhaps a chance to meet more like-minded people, is its trip to Lake Annecy in France, where on this four-day trip you'll take on the 14.6km swim across the huge glacial lake, either as a solo swimmer or in a relay, depending on your ability.

WHEELCHAIR ACCESS: Wheelchair accessible.

Primavera, Optimus Primavera, Field Day, Glastonbury Chance's sharp, accessible hip-hop – equal parts post-Kanye and daisy-age heritage – has already been a huge hit at festivals, and after his BBC Sound Of 2014 nod (plus a slew of other next-big-thing accolades), he's going to be riding and rapping even higher and harder.

The transient eviction also fits well with the requirement for the stochastic use of different RSSs: each RSS has a chance of being accessible and bound by RAGs but this opportunity is short-lived.

"The more accessible he makes it, the better chance of survival it has".

By borrowing ideas from mobile phones and taking greater account of local conditions, these schemes have a better chance of making computing accessible.