Sentence examples for be almost inaccessible from inspiring English sources

Burn the Witch is less experimental than some of their previous work, which was at times so experimental as to be almost inaccessible.

These experiments, which directly image processes occurring in the cell or tissue extracts, enable the study of large protein complexes and cell signaling proteins freshly derived from individual cancers, which would be almost inaccessible with the conventional single-molecule measurements designed for synthetic nucleic acids and/or purified recombinant proteins.

It's almost inaccessible in there".

But beyond "Spiral," there are excellent French series that are almost inaccessible to American viewers, and for no good reason.

The Mani is the middle finger of the three-pronged southern Peloponnese, a 40-mile long skeletal digit that was almost inaccessible, except by sea, until recently.

The writer heard that Lamu, an old Arab port on the Indian Ocean, was one of the most idyllic spots on earth & decided to visit it, although it was almost inaccessible.

Lambert said that would-be homebuyers were in an unusual position where "mortgage rates are lower than ever but mortgages are almost inaccessible because they don't have the upfront equity".

By S. J. Perelman The New Yorker, January 29 , 1955P. 20 The writer heard that Lamu, an old Arab port on the Indian Ocean, was one of the most idyllic spots on earth & decided to visit it, although it was almost inaccessible.

The flip side is that Tutuila, only about 30 miles long and 6 miles wide at its widest point, remains bordered by spectacular undeveloped palm-lined beaches and coves, mountainous rain forests and a remote national park on the north side of the island that for years was almost inaccessible.

It's ironic that mortgages are almost inaccessible at the point in history when they are most affordable.

Detecting a very weak signal which is almost inaccessible within the classical (i.e., non-quantum) regime is one of the most important subjects in quantum information science.