Sentence examples for accessible guide from inspiring English sources

A concise, highly accessible guide to exam success.

People and organisations are increasingly wondering how to find an accessible guide.

Enjoying Moths by Roy Leverton (T&AD Posyer) An enthusiastic, accessible guide to the study of moths.

He wrote: "An admirably accessible guide for guys to understand and embrace the other (often more incendiary) F-word.

What is remarkable is that there is no accessible guide for how to write one.

(Stephen M. Davidson of Boston University has written a concise and accessible guide to the law and its consequences).

She wrote "Collecting Chinese Export Porcelain" (1977), regarded as one of the best and most accessible guides to the subject, and edited "Chinese Export Porcelain: An Historical Survey" (1974).

Germany provides a brilliant example of how this could be done: its federal agency for civic education publishes authoritative but accessible guides to the key political issues, organises film and theatre festivals, study tours and competitions, and tries to engage with groups that turn their backs on democratic politics.

This accessible, inspirational guide explores the subjects and themes that have always obsessed photographers and explains technique in a clear and simple way.

West Ham reject this criticism, saying the converted London Stadium provides more wheelchair spaces than the minimum required by the Accessible Stadia Guide, and that priority is always given to wheelchair users in that hospitality area.

The report by the culture, media and sport committee cites expert evidence that eight of the Premier League's 20 clubs will fail to achieve the minimum legal number of wheelchair spaces for supporters, as set out in the Accessible Stadia Guide, by a deadline of August this year.