Sentence examples for accessible to make from inspiring English sources

"The Internet has made things more transparent, so it's important to be more accessible, to make consumers feel part of your brand".

A $6 million renovation began this month to make Vietnam Veterans Plaza more inviting, meaningful and accessible; to make it a "a place of honor rather than a place of regret," in the words of Vincent McGowan, a sergeant with the Marines in Vietnam and vice president of Manhattan Vietnam Veterans of America.

Furthermore, the most reliable reference genes were identified separately under different nutrient and light conditions, which would help accessible to make the most of the existing data.

The same holds true for other items of material culture whether the expense is monetary or in other instances may be expensive in terms of energy to get the materials to produce (such as an exotic rock that is not immediately accessible to make a projectile point).

Examples of less obvious compulsions are constantly checking Facebook, always having one's phone accessible to make sure no important calls are ever missed, or frequent visits to doctors to rule out any and all illnesses.

27 Consequently, trial protocols should be made publicly accessible to make the conduct and reporting of clinical research more transparent.

It made sense to the authorities to make land accessible to create housing infrastructure and for institutions to develop.

QUESTION FROM ANNIE: Do you believe that e-books will become popular and accessible enough to make independent bookstores obsolete?

The renovation will also add handicapped-accessible platforms to make the terminal comply with the Americans With Disabilities Act.

"I said, 'I want it accessible to scholars, but you also have to make it accessible to me,' " said Mrs. Gotbaum.

It's this gap that Andrew Motion exploits to make accessible, innovative and deeply moving poetry".