Sentence examples for actually accessible from inspiring English sources

A computerised system which is apparently secure but actually accessible is ideal.

Whatever is actually accessible for the audience to open up and handle, we sourced ourselves from all over, in Germany, London, Barcelona, Italy, all over.

How about ensuring that the special safeguard mechanism (meant to allow countries to protect their markets from being flooded with cheap imports) is actually accessible to developing countries?

QMRF is intended for informing human consumers about existing QSAR models, but not making them actually accessible and usable.

So IMASTE, Spanish startup with a "virtual exhibition" solution hopes to bank on making events actually accessible.

There's all sorts of data that the government has, but very little of it is actually accessible by developers.

Yes, that voice is Drake, and yes, he's speaking to you over the PA system at Basketball City, the actually-accessible East River pier that's home to the New Art Dealers Association art fair this weekend, where all your friends are waiting.

Shakespeare is actually less accessible than some painters fron his age – after all he has all those strange old words.

It may sound far-fetched to hear that a bunch of photographs blogged and hash-tagged alongside 'motivational' quotes on social websites aimed at young people are actually easily accessible breeding grounds for a whole host of dangerous beliefs and behaviours such as starvation, depression, loneliness, self-harm and suicidal ideation, but sadly, it's true.

"Guests weren't getting the information they needed to find the right homes, nor the confidence that the home they selected would actually be accessible for them," Airbnb notes in a blog post.

Starting with cancer patients, of which there are 14 million in the United States, the company is hoping to push medical records from simply being digitized on each doctor's computer to actually being accessible for those who need to see them when it matters.