Sentence examples for comparatively accessible from inspiring English sources

For many travelers, this year's eclipse will require more planning and expense than, say, the comparatively accessible eclipse that drew nearly a million people to Cornwall, England, in 1999.

It's a long time since anywhere so comparatively accessible has impressed me quite so much – I'm like a Bieberstruck teenager.

And yet, given how comparatively accessible your rights are – a core document of seven articles, the ten main amendments comprising the Bill of Rights plus seventeen more to tidy up things you should have got right in the first place – it's franky amazing to me as a Brit that so few Americans appear to have read them.

Subcutaneous adipose tissue is comparatively accessible for biopsies.

However, Toxoplasma is a comparatively accessible model for other apicomplexan parasites [ 3].

Kwale, which was viewed as a relatively strong performer, is close to the provincial headquarters (Mombasa) and comparatively accessible.

Yad Moss is comparatively easily accessible, being just off the B6277, although this makes it popular, so it is advisable to get there early.

On the other hand, juveniles able to forage on their own may be less efficient hunters than adults [19] and may need comparatively more accessible, supplementary food than adults in a context of low abundance of wild prey.

Edge is widely accessible, but comparatively slow.

Unlike the circumstances during the early years of the epidemic in New York, sterile syringes are now legally accessible and comparatively plentiful.

A still (comparatively) unknown digital currency will now be accessible to anyone with an email address and a debit card.