Sentence examples for accessible too from inspiring English sources

Archival material will become accessible, too.

The exercise equipment must be accessible, too.

Do these technologies need to be accessible, too?

And they were accessible, too: they were out there playing every small town dive that would have them.

The art is more accessible, too: The building's 12,200 square feet of skylit exhibition space nearly triples the space in its former quarters.

After a slow start – critics didn't give it an easy run – Rogan's operation now feels more assured and, thanks to a new set lunch menu, accessible too.

Given that I'm not saving for anything in particular, or imminent – and I have some easily accessible cash too – I'm not too worried.

It takes skill to write appealing, enjoyable, accessible fiction, too, as most commercial novelists will insist to their dying day.

This, like much of the station's science output, is lively and intelligently accessible, despite too many in-jokes.

The cryogel having the highest surface area and micropore volume is thus the one presenting the lowest capacitance because of its poorly accessible and too narrow microporosity.

In the early stages of modern urbanisation, however, these villages were soon absorbed by the expanding Paris – making those quarries that were not already exhausted no longer accessible or too expensive to mine.