Sentence examples for be relatively accessible from inspiring English sources
Those brutal lessons (and lawsuits) were burned permanently into Apple's cultural memory; when it came time for a portable mp3 player, the iPod was designed and priced to be relatively accessible, and the constant vigilance of product upgrading gave the iPod and its many-sized children genuine market control.
Though there is some controversy among scientists as to how eruptions should be classified (see the "Volcanic Eruptions" page at the Hawaii Institute of Geophysics and Planetology //www.pgd.hawaii.edu/~scott/eruption.html), the above designations should be relatively accessible to research in terms of eruptive activity, viscosity of material emitted and type of volcanic formation.
Most troubling, they make very little use of the Ottoman archives, which are relatively accessible for much of the period they cover.
Most of them were located at the intersections of land or river routes and were relatively accessible to the areas they served.
The upshot is that this Scotland-sized segment of the Central American isthmus - the most biodiverse country in the world - is relatively accessible and well provided for these days.
That is, in 1980, did we see the same situation, in which there was a Flatland, where home ownership was relatively accessible, and a Zoned Zone, where for most people owning a home was as out of reach as it is today?
Doubles from £35, B&B São Paulo's north coast is a favourite escape for hard-working, harder-playing Paulistanos (residents from the city) – and the beautiful beaches of Maresias, Baleia, Juquehy, and Camburi are just a few of those that are relatively accessible from the southern hemisphere's biggest metropolis.
There are several software pipelines currently available that are relatively accessible.
Whilst many drug vendors are relatively accessible as targets for government or industry partnership, expanding engagements with cattle-owning communities would be a greater challenge.
