Sentence examples for extensive access to from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hansen, 41, of Melbourne, Fla., had extensive access to Mr. Elgindy's tips, the government said.

Some Americans point out that the F.B.I. would no doubt refuse extensive access to Yemen if the tables were turned.

That assertion is especially remarkable in light of the evidence that the N.S.A. already had extensive access to Internet data.

Dr. Harrison has had extensive access to archives in Moscow and Berlin documenting the decision to build the wall.

Denning's report was considered by some to have been a whitewash, but he did have extensive access to those involved.

Bai had extensive access to Hart, and as I neared the end of the book I wondered, will he ask Hart the question of whether he committed adultery?

Several countries, such as Canada and Sweden, have implemented delivery systems that offer more-extensive access to AADLs as part of integrated community living plans.

Public participation in environmental decision making has been facilitated in Europe and North America by laws that mandate extensive public access to government information on the environment.

Live video of tornado touchdowns is a relatively new phenomenon, one that has been made possible by extensive mobile access to the Internet.

Kids today have extensive electronic access to each other.

The benefits may be more extensive, granting access to front-row seats or to press-only rooms.