Sentence examples for democratised access from inspiring English sources

Both the internet and mobile phones have been game changers, and in some ways profoundly democratised access across the world.

Enter Artificial intelligence (AI), which has basically democratised access to financial advice.

The advent of synthetic materials such as polyurethane and Gore-Tex, which are lighter and more effective, have democratised access to extreme climates.

Smernecki said streaming had democratised access to music by making it easy and cheap, even for those who were previously unwilling to buy it.

"It is a prime example of a new breed of financial services companies, who by making their products more transparent and more convenient, have democratised access to valuable services and increased economic activity.

One of the winners, designer Alastair Parvin from the design practice 00:/, wants to see a more democratised approach to house building.

Alongside traditional demographic categories, 'social reality' is shaped by 'new' communication technologies that create more permeable, plastic, and fluid social boundaries facilitated by democratised, pluralised media appearing to support greater public/individual access, while concurrently excluding, marginalising, and maintaining power relations (García-Jiménez, 2012).

Compared with other higher MICs, these levels point to high internal inequality and consistent with the view that in the context of high inequality, democratisation is less likely (30) and Turkmenistan is the least democratised country among the CAPS countries.

Their regimes, facing rising dissent, saw the writing on the wall and democratised.

Access, access, access.

Their former idols have become mere fodder for a torrent of democratised and disrespectful chatter.