Sentence examples for deeper access from inspiring English sources

Now that we have more and deeper access to the people who make the work, we have to learn how to reckon with more than just the product.

Tom Kirschbaum, a co-founder of Waymate, explains that his company needs more reliable and deeper access to data and the co-operation of big operators.

That vulnerability, however, required "rooting" the device, a process that provides deeper access to the phone for people to perform hacks and modifications.

Montaigne, having no access to the abstract concepts that were later laid on this foundation, gives us deeper access to them, because he was the one who laid it.

Daimler-Benz took over Chrysler to gain economies of scale and deeper access to the American market and, after a shaky start, that deal now seems to be paying off.

The revised accord means U.S. suppliers "will have the opportunity to support more American jobs with broader, deeper access to government procurement work in many of our partner economies".

There will be daily inspections and deep access to sites.

But Bloomberg is a special case, because its business model requires that it maintain unusually deep access to China to sell its terminals.

They will also benefit from close collaboration with Guardian Media Group, as well as deep access to Founders Factory's corporate backers alongside GMG including L'Oreal, Aviva and Holtzbrinck Macmillan.

Jobbins said, "Nobody pays attention to them, nobody listens to them, but they have deep access to all these different communities," including towns where government officials are too distrusted to enter safely or be heard.

It launched earlier in September, described on the App Store as an app that "makes music that thinks for itself", as well as "a new form of album which offers users deep access to its musical elements".