Sentence examples for continual access from inspiring English sources

The Air Force commander acknowledged that deploying the cruise missiles would require continual access to raw United States military satellite information, another expected point of contention with the Pentagon.

I've tried external hard drives, but I use them only as back-up since they are cumbersome to use with a laptop if I want continual access to my files.

But long before reattacking Rt66, the hackers maintained continual access to the system: sifting through customers' E-mail, noting any security improvements.

With access to these resources, farming households can then have continual access to eggs and meat from chickens and ducks that are able to reproduce and maintain their population indefinitely.

The latter is primarily used by low status females in order to maintain continual access to their cubs, as well as ensure that they become acquainted with their cubs before transferral to the communal den.

Your fitness and ability to preplan and control affords you continual access to your subconscious when you run - sort of the way a trained observer can record all or most of their dreams.

The new program will ensure that the engineering workforce has continual training and access to the latest knowledge and methods to design and develop products in a rapidly changing environment.

MIT is collaborating with Boeing and NASA to develop a four-part online, certificate-based program: "Architecture and Systems Engineering: Models and Methods to Manage Complex Systems". The program aims to ensure that the engineering workforce has continual training and access to the latest knowledge and methods to design and develop products in a rapidly changing environment.

The continual, relatively unencumbered access of Moldovan men to the Russian labour market, for instance, has provided little incentive to diversify, even throughout times of financial crisis.

In the last days of March after I had left, the day before she was scheduled to have her port placed under the skin of her upper chest, (a Chemo station for continual easy I.V. access) she told my brother, "If something happens to me while I am in the O.R. I don't want to be revived, just let me go," she delicately pleaded.

The difficulty and expense of ensuring continual remote system access for on-going data collection was also mentioned as a barrier.