In 2007, four idiots who thought of themselves as writers, scammed an awkwardly inaccessible office in a beautiful old building that had very few tenants.
One expedient used to make it harder for the note holder to cash his bills was to locate the main office of the bank in an inaccessible place like a forest or swamp.
Gone forever is a world when an anonymous man in an inaccessible Whitehall office made decisions on behalf of others – new digital technologies help civil servants across the country engage actively with the public".
7% of nurse respondents in Kopac and Fritz's [ 44] survey (n = 727) found it difficult to arrange examinations for disabled women as a result of inaccessible offices, improper examination tables and inadequate equipment.
It has hidden itself away, choosing often remote and inaccessible offices, avoiding face-to-face contact with the public or complainants.
With British forces in control here for the second day, secret files that accumulated over the years in inaccessible offices are spilling from government buildings destroyed by American bombs.
Because of the difficulty of traversing poor roads, some inaccessible offices and hospitals may not have been reached.
"God dwells not [on] an inaccessible mountain but a profounder sphere of things".
Academic feminism was, and is, a limited field with limited reach and an inaccessible language.
Winvisible, the disabled women's organisation, argued that "disability is work in an inaccessible society".
For freelance consultant James Lee, 31, an inaccessible home is affecting his ability to earn a living.
