Sentence examples for devoid of access from inspiring English sources
Those who are expelled from membership are devoid of access to modern hives on creditwhich are provided through cooperatives.
"Dhalgren," published in 1975 — and one of the more difficult novels in any genre — describes the exploits of the Kid in a post-apocalyptic urban waste virtually devoid of any access to the outside world.
These days, among the tattered covers may be the occasional Kindle, but since most trains are still devoid of Internet access and cellphone reception, the subway ride remains a rare low-tech interlude in a city of inveterate multitasking workaholics.
Directors Ryan White and Ben Cotner have created little more than a work of Hallmark kitsch, intentionally devoid of conflict – and their access to the subjects of the film appears to come at the cost of ever allowing the audience to see disagreement or tension, in or outside the case.
Circulatory inflammatory mediators may access CNS neurons devoid of a blood brain barrier that send projections to the NA (Morest 1967).
These goods would obtain access to U.S. markets devoid of any tariffs, resulting in big profits for the Kaesong complex and the North Korean government.
Speaking of access to the American market, Mr. Lampreia said, "What is essential for us is a free-trade agreement completely devoid of tariff and nontariff barriers so that we can have unobstructed access".
It is generally perceived that recombination requires open chromatin devoid of nucleosomes where trans-factors required for recombination find access to DNA sequence.
Although farther from the center, my new location had access to a wider selection of Métro lines and to a real Paris neighborhood virtually devoid of tourists.
