Sentence examples for be quite accessible from inspiring English sources

"These tests are going to be quite accessible.

Audience members are unlikely to leave the free performance humming lines like "We are all code, DNA spiraling endlessly," but the music will be quite accessible, Mr. Rowe said.

In October, the Washington Post's Karen Tumulty told The Huffington Post that Romney was "quite accessible" during the last election cycle and offered her plenty of access for substantive pieces that she wrote for Time.

Though it is not exactly beach reading, by academic standards it is quite accessible.

"He was quite accessible in Iowa and New Hampshire," de Chalvron said the other day, in his office in Washington.

Blood-making stem cells are quite accessible and could perhaps be converted into dopamine-secreting brain cells, the type lost in Parkinson's disease.

Most of the events are quite accessible, offering much that is of interest to the vast majority of people who are involved in — or interested in — the collector car hobby.

All the more because James is carrying lots of technology on his bike, and is quite accessible online; you can follow his exact position by GPS, read his blog and send him messages of encouragement via Twitter.

But the writing of most other newspaper columnists is quite accessible!

"Four years ago, he was quite accessible," said the Washington Post's Karen Tumulty, who covered the candidate last cycle for Time.

Opiates are quite accessible in the suburbs in capsule-like pills that are called "beans" and "buttons" and go for $5 to $10 apiece.