Sentence examples for become reachable from inspiring English sources

Unlike FaceTime, it works on both Android and iOS, unlike Skype you don't need to sign in to become reachable.

Couple all this functionality with an unlimited data plan and you get BlackBerry-like emailing and become reachable wherever you are — much to the detriment of your free time.

This goal would require extensive sequencing in diverse populations and could become reachable in the next few years with the rise of next generation sequencing methods (Harismendy et al. 2009; Rokas and Abbot 2009).

New reforms, enforcement of laws and demands for a safer society became reachable goals.

When a target compound is not accessible from the source set, one can consider the possibility of inserting into the metabolism of the organism some precursors so that the target becomes reachable.

And it can mean knocking one or two grades from the standard entry requirement for certain universities, meaning entry to your dream higher education institution could become more reachable.

However, because the specific effect of TMS when stimulating the motor cortex was absent for very near and very far targets and in fact, it concerned mainly targets close to the boundary of reachable space, one must consider the possibility that action simulation would be required mainly when the determination of what is reachable becomes ambiguous.

If you are, you will feel encouraged and become confident that your goal is reachable.

At that price, probably not reachable for 10 years, it will become practical to tailor medical care to each person based on genetic makeup, he said.

Over the years the ski area, now owned by Booth Creek Ski Holdings, has grown to cover Mount Tecumseh with 52 runs reachable by seven chairlifts, and its Nordic center has become known as one of the country's best.

Personally speaking, I think 2008 will be dreadful... possibly so dreadful that its very awfulness will become enjoyable to those who are usually the most miserable and least reachable by conventional means.