Sentence examples for almost all access from inspiring English sources

In fact, membership is required for almost all access.

To get child tax credits – which will cover almost all access groups – parents tell the government their incomes.

"I will be with the people today". In an apparent bid to scupper the protests, the Egyptian authorities have cut off almost all access to the internet from inside and outside the country.

Almost the first thing the Rovians did was to cut off almost all access to the campaign by the national media.

First, a dam on the mainstem Wenatchee River near the town of Leavenworth in the early 1900s might have blocked almost all access by anadromous fish to upper reaches (Craig and Suomela 1941; Mullan et al. 1992); if so, patterns of gene flow were likely altered if these fish interbred downstream or migrated to other area.

As the calcination temperature increases from 200 to 250 °C, the flower morphology gradually modifies to the point where the electrolyte could access almost all the nanowires over the entire sample volume, resulting in an increase in specific capacitance from 334 to 605 Fg−1, depending on the nanowire electrode morphology.

Whites owned almost all the businesses, and had access to the best jobs, health care and schools.

Manchester was given sole access to almost all the president's men as well as to his widow and virtually every principal figure.

In doing what it does, the processor communicates with peripherals such as the display, or webcam and keyboard, via the PCH microchip and so has access to almost all the data on the host computer, say the researchers.

"Today we have access to almost all the news around the world, so it's literally not possible to know everything," Booth said.

Registry is accessed by almost all the programs on your computer; including your operating system.