Sentence examples for considered inaccessible from inspiring English sources

Until a few years ago, the icy region was considered inaccessible for this purpose.

New, though, is the recognition that some potential genetic diversity may exist in close relatives, in genomes once considered inaccessible.

With the threat of fatal surgical infections lessened through his work and others', Billroth proceeded to alter or remove organs that had previously been considered inaccessible.

In addition, global supplies of natural gas are far greater than previously believed, thanks to new technologies – notably horizontal drilling and the controversial procedure of hydraulic fracturing ("fracking") – that allow for the exploitation of shale gas reserves once considered inaccessible.

Mummery began climbing without guides in 1890 and two years later led a guideless team of four on the first ascent of the Alpine peak Crépon, which had previously been considered inaccessible.

All I can come up with is that they're considered inaccessible to a generation of people conditioned to think that exotic is synonymous with palm trees, that remote means French Polynesia, that wild means the depths of the Amazon or deserted means anywhere in Siberia.

Lesions previously considered relatively inaccessible can now be safely biopsied.

With sociology, positivity takes possession of the last domain that had heretofore escaped it and had been considered forever inaccessible to it.

Due to its challenging technical access [ 1– 9] and until the publication of Yaşargil et al. [ 9], the insula has been considered surgically inaccessible for a long time.

For example, residues/residue pairs facing toward the center of the β-solenoid in schemas 𝒫 and 𝒜 would be considered solvent inaccessible.

Great additional supplies of wood might be made available through developing the untapped forests in the tropics and through exploiting stands at present considered economically inaccessible by applying better logging methods and using modern equipment.