Sentence examples for accessible to readers from inspiring English sources

Many of our ebooks have been unavailable in print for years, but are now accessible to readers once again.

Levine captured the ways "ordinary people are extraordinary", while writing poems that were accessible to readers, Hirsch said.

The newspaper's editor, Ellen Soeteber, said all the newspaper's editors should be accessible to readers, not just one editor.

His upbringing here gave Mr. Vonnegut a friendliness and folksiness that made his books more accessible to readers, Dr. Allen said.

Children's writer Michael Morpurgo, one of the judges, noted that it read like a story and was accessible to readers who knew little about art.

Their offer of greater visibility and exposure I hoped would lead to better rankings and make my book more accessible to readers.

This could previously be derived from supplemental tables, but is now made immediately accessible to reader.

We also rely on our readers through our open peer review, where reviews and author responses are made accessible to the readers.

His poems became direct, clear, and accessible to most readers.

Her vocabulary and prose style are simple and highly accessible to beginning readers.

Even their discussion of derivatives is accessible to ordinary readers (most of the time).