Sentence examples for fluent access from inspiring English sources

As in his last Rabbit novel, Mr. Updike writes with fluent access to Harry Angstrom's world, chronicling the developments in his hero's small Pennsylvania hometown with the casual ease of a longtime intimate.

Compared to companies like Google, which tested out a data-based promotion system, important nonprofits and civil society organizations that are also tackling real-world issues don't have the same timely, fluent access to their data.

By providing fluent spoken access to local and remote electronic information, the system opens up the wealth of information available on the Internet to visually impaired users.

Alternatively, the access to fluent English speakers may have assisted with the project authenticity and student motivation levels.

Reporter Gabriel Gatehouse speaks fluent Russian and has access to a vast cache of leaked emails from Surkov's Kremlin office.

Consenting participants need to be fluent in Dutch and have access to the internet.

Inclusion criteria are as follows: meet diagnostic criteria for Major Depressive Disorder; internet and printer access; Australian resident; fluent in written and spoken English.

If found to be acceptable and effective, the telepsychiatry consultation paired with collaborative care management may be an effective model in treating the mental health not only of Chinese American patients, but also of an ever diversifying American population with limited access to clinicians fluent in their culture and language.

And once fluent in the language, he had access to more experimental Western literature, including plays by Ionesco, Beckett, Genet and Artaud.

The obvious advantage of keeping development in Central Europe is a much better access to quality programmers fluent in modern frameworks and their competitive rates, comparable to what is offered by regular outsource companies in India.

Interviews were also conducted in 13 additional most-commonly spoken languages by interviewers who were fluent in those languages and had access to the translated glossaries of terms.