Sentence examples for an accessible manner from inspiring English sources

Re "Chasing the Giuliani Papers" (editorial, June 25): The purpose of having a private, professional archivist to archive the mayor's papers is to make them available to the public in an accessible manner far more quickly than the years it usually takes New York City to archive mayoral documents.

He focussed, as I thought he would, on the issue of security, assuaged people's concerns about being able to keep their current health insurance (which many, if not most, Americans are worried about), and in general made a difficult task — conveying complex policy issues in an accessible manner — look pretty easy.

Popular books accurately conveying that complexity in an accessible manner are much needed.

Baum and Smith elegantly explain the mathematical basis of phylogenetic inference by providing sufficient detail in an accessible manner.

It introduces the need for such treatments and details the technology necessary for neural tissue engineering in an accessible manner.

The intersection of design and futures produces artifacts, applications and interactions created to provoke dialog in an accessible manner.

Because they provide access to these relationships in an intuitively accessible manner and are easy to create and manipulate, these networks fill a need that is not currently well-addressed by other tools.

"My greatest commitment has always been to the people at home who want reliable information put over in an easily accessible manner".

These tools could gather information on an individual's background and interests, provide feedback on the education and employment opportunities pursued by others like them, list job openings they may be interested in, and provide information on the projected growth in occupations and in other local areas in an easily accessible manner.

She has a profound understanding of the similarities and differences of these monotheistic religions and conveys that knowledge in an easily accessible manner (e.g. see her new book The case for God).

The importance of providing information in an easily accessible manner is further supported by research, which has found that the inclusion of labelling (such as traffic light information) on the front of packaging leads consumers to pay more attention to the information and make healthier choices (Bialkova & van Trijp, 2010; Watson et al., 2014).