Sentence examples for becoming inaccessible from inspiring English sources

In this condition of attention deficiency, history is what's becoming inaccessible.

As the Google Transparency Report highlights, this could be due to Google becoming inaccessible.

This led to the car parks becoming inaccessible and long queues forming, stretching back to the port towns of Ryde and Cowes.

For years, highly promoted Web sites have suffered similar fates -- quickly becoming inaccessible to most users for days -- because of failures to anticipate traffic.

Since injecting a dose of the avant-garde into the pop charts in 1981 with her hushed, disarming single "O Superman," the downtown art diva has pushed the experimental envelope without becoming inaccessible.

However, publishers believe that the risks of a similar situation developing with books will be avoided by allowing people to pass on 14-day downloads of their books via email to a single person per title, with their own copies becoming inaccessible until the loan has expired.

Many classic Indic texts have never reached a global audience, while others are becoming increasingly inaccessible even to Indian readers".

And yet the parents of an autistic child, who find their infant receding from them, becoming remote, inaccessible, unresponsive, may still be tempted to blame themselves.

Fear became the main story, and it had a paralyzing, obsessive effect, making it (paradoxically) harder and harder to empathize with Iraqis whose lives were becoming increasingly inaccessible.

Here in Ocean City the Garden section on the north end of the island is becoming more inaccessible to local families than ever before.

With increasing legal restrictions, the future of the practice is uncertain and may, according to the film's makers, "be on the verge of becoming illegal, inaccessible, or both".