Sentence examples for accessible well from inspiring English sources

At best, the lack of publicly accessible well logs is slowing down progress toward sustainable groundwater management.

"If only 3percentt or a ludicrous percent of yellow cabs are accessible, well, what are you doing?" Correction: August 27, 2004, Friday An article on Wednesday 25 about efforts to make more New York taxicabs accessible to wheelchairs misstated the number of riders who use New York City Transit's Access-a-Ride service, a wheelchair van that has been criticized as inconvenient and unreliable.

MODIS (MODerate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer) sensor provides global coverage, with short revisit time, and accessible, well validated ocean color products.

This contradiction can be solved by a spatial differentiation into easily accessible, heavily used stands on the one hand and poorly accessible, well conserved stands on slopes on the other (cf. Laurop 1802).

This light 30-minute hiking trail is easily accessible, well located and offers gorgeous views of Rio de Janeiro.

Establishment of accessible, well integrated health services that implement a multi-disciplinary approach to the care of PLWE in our country, with advocacy aimed at involving the patients, their families and significant others would be invaluable in reducing the treatment gap and improving their QOL.

"Ikea is great because it is accessible, well-designed furniture, but it doesn't last.

One year later the English colonist Captain John Smith explored and mapped the bay and its estuaries, and soon afterward settlers came to the bay's easily accessible, well-protected shores.

In such highly effective conversions as the Dia Center for the Arts (1987, with additions in 1992 and 1997) in New York and the Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh (1994), Gluckman excels in transforming disused warehouses or industrial buildings into handsomely proportioned, easily accessible, well-lighted and flexible display space.

Saudis or Kuwaitis spend just $3 to tap a barrel from their most accessible wells.

While mind-bogglingly huge, Kluane (a First Nations word meaning "plentiful fish" and pronounced kloo-wan-ay) is also remarkably accessible, well-connected to a network paved roads, including the Alaska Highway.