Sentence examples for apparent access from inspiring English sources

As the AIDS crisis became apparent, access to condoms was restricted.

However, the situation was intrinsically so dramatic because of the importance of the subject and our apparent access to these powerful, usually invulnerable characters.

For Zach to be sympathetic he must be striving for an emotional breakthrough, but he has no apparent access to authentic feelings.

Leaders' ideological power was based on apparent access to deities and the supernatural.

The plus side to these bubble rooms, starting at $200 a night, is the apparent access to landscapes and nature with the amenities of a hotel.

Even from the limited data available it is apparent that access to good preschool education is highly variable and unequal within and among states.

As the serious effects of global climate change become apparent and access to fossil fuels becomes more limited, metabolic engineers and synthetic biologists are looking towards greener sources for transportation fuels.

The investigation found turkeys cooped up by the thousands with no apparent outdoor access, and the company admitted that the birds had been kept indoors for an extended period this year due to the threat of avian influenza.

At one recruited site, it quickly became apparent that access was problematic because of competing demands on that organisation.

David's absolutely right to say there are some strange pockets of apparent non-access to Oxbridge, and you can find quite a lot of those in the north, but it's also the case that Darlington does extremely well.

There's obviously a big difference between free curiosity and $10 curiosity for an event like this but it seems pretty apparent that having access to a free stream on an easily-accessible mainstream site probably dissuaded some people from paying for the event on YouTube.