Sentence examples for accessible for someone from inspiring English sources
"We've built this app to be accessible for someone like my dad – you don't need any technical knowledge," says Beard, mentioning his father, a lawyer who knows enough to browse the web and worry about security, but that's about it.
What it does mean is building in features that make a home safe and accessible for someone in a wheelchair, someone who has arthritis or trouble with steps, or even someone who is short and shouldn't be balancing on a stool to retrieve hot macaroni from a microwave (a grandchild, for example).
"There was no dialogue to work around, so they were, I suppose, an easy target, something accessible for someone like myself to rescore.
Which is to say: The Force Awakens will be good enough to restore the feeling that the original Star Wars trilogy gave viewers, while simultaneously washing the taste of the prequel trilogy out of Star Wars fans' mouths, while also being accessible for someone who has never seen a Star Wars movie.
This section takes quite a lot of work, as you need to make it as accessible as possible for someone who only has thirty seconds to read it.
Because encryption has been around for a while, it just hasn't been that accessible so I was waiting for someone else to do something like this and I started using it for my personal email, but I realized the best way to kind of make that happen was to do it ourselves.
They make it easy for someone with an accessible vehicle to use it to serve someone else with a disability who may not have access to transportation.
To the Editor: Auckland is not a city that is easily accessible to someone visiting for a couple of days, as the best it has to offer is a bit hidden.
TransitScreen is creating a worldwide standard for real-time transportation information that will be accessible wherever someone is looking for it," said Croft.
Adjust kitchen countertops Regular countertops stand about 34 inches off the floor; installing cabinets and countertops at a more accessible 30 inches can make it easier for someone using a wheelchair or scooter to prepare food.
Well, for someone whose job involves trying to make music accessible to general readers, these questionable terms, like Impressionism, atonality (which Schoenberg hated) or Minimalism (which Philip Glass disavows), come in handy.
