Sentence examples for even more access from inspiring English sources

I'm also a little nervous about giving Google even more access to my personal data.

His work for Dell may also have enabled him to see that he would have even more access at Booz Allen.

Once the tool gets inside the network, it can steal passwords and files, giving it even more access to servers and other devices.

When one member of the audience worried whether Home would give Facebook even more access to private information about one's life, Mr. Zuckerberg reassured the questioner, "After using Home for several weeks, you will have no life".

That number reflects only what Iran has transferred back to the country, and belies the fact that U.S. officials are actively urging banks to give Iran even more access to the international banking system.

The bill, which was universally condemned by civil liberties advocates when it passed the House in 2012 and 2013, would have given the NSA even more access to Americans' personal data – along with more immunity to the companies who would have free reign to hand over that data to the spy agency.

The solution is to eliminate the command bar altogether and find a way to make the more popular access methods even more accessible.

This is discovered in other global surveys as well that sex workers have inadequate access to HIV prevention services, and even more limited access for appropriate treatment, care and support [ 11, 12].

Even more have access to information that isn't classified but might embarrass someone.

The new service will give even more researchers access to relatively advanced quantum computing and keep Rigetti in the front row of a rapidly expanding quantum cloud movement.

"It's giving the consumer even more inside access than the buyer in the front row," said James Gardner, founder and chief executive of Createthe Group, which is working on the runway live streams for Marc Jacobs and Burberry.