Sentence examples for accessible think from inspiring English sources

CD pricing runs counter to a pow erful trend: over the past century, enter tainment has generally become cheaper and more widely accessible (think videocassettes and paperbacks).

Of all the BDSM bashes, though, Torture Garden is the most outwardly accessible: think of it as the sexiest fancy dress party you've ever been to, set in the ravey opening scene of Blade (before everyone is massacred).

With social media making news more accessible, "think before you tweet" became more important than ever; 140 characters is sometimes all it takes to ruin a person's reputation.

We're a bit more accessible, I think".

Once word gets out that it's accessible, I think you'll see more activity".

The Smart Si is not quite as sleek as the Nest but offers more accessible settings – think of this as the Linux to Nest's OS X.

Some agreed that there was scope to make existing services more accessible: "I think young people in the clinic they should need another room just for themselves.

If you can't find an accessible expert, think about doing a search online for an expert in the relevant field and sending them an email.

The concentration of accessible carbohydrate fractions remained constant or increased from 90 to 450 days of incubation, while less accessible fractions thought to be lignocellulose and hemi-cellulose decreased during that period.

I like to be accessible and thought I was going to have to conspire to get past the posing, the Hollywood aspect of it".

Using graphics, said Mark Evanier, a Los Angeles-based comics historian, makes "a book more accessible because people think it's fun.