Sentence examples for around inaccessible from inspiring English sources

It includes emergency procedures to immunize high-risk areas as quickly as possible: organizing days of tranquility (ceasefires) and establishing vaccination posts around inaccessible regions to prevent polio spread from affected areas.

With thousands of fighters still roaming around and many roads inaccessible, United Nations officials said they would not know the full extent of the violence for several more days.

It is even more exhausted by the incomprehensible elusiveness of this thing called money - none in unemployment blackspots such as the Midlands, but huge amounts still sloshing around in frustratingly inaccessible other areas.

The Home Office website became inaccessible around 21 00 BST on Saturday, and was patchy from 05:00 on Sunday.

We're about to find out whether this is still the "golden age of surveillance," now that more and more people carry around a device that is inaccessible by default.

He's someone whose music I played a lot of, but I couldn't figure out why he was inaccessible and wasn't around".

As Nazneen learns more English, we take in things around her that were inaccessible before.

And in November around $150 million suddenly became inaccessible to users of the wallet service Parity, which is also rooted in Ethereum.

There would be no way to repair and upgrade this telescope, though it would be placed in an inaccessible orbit around the so-called second Lagrangian point, where the Earth, the sun and the moon orbit one another while remaining in the same position relative to each other.

"The team came to the rescue". Gerstenmaier said the technicians used a device they made -- a camera inserted into an eight-foot length of plastic pipe that could be bent, allowing it to peer around corners and into inaccessible alcoves and niches.

The extent of the mining in Parsonage Colliery increased in the 1960s with the driving of a tunnel (the Horizon Tunnel), which accessed previously inaccessible seams around 6 ft (2 m) high that were easy to work on compared to the previous seams of coal of 3 ft (1 m) or less.