Sentence examples for forced accessibility from inspiring English sources

With this brand of forced accessibility, let's call it literally handing someone top-tier writing whether they asked for it or not, as opposed to say, buying or checking out a book inevitably comes disposability.

Accessibility and forced sociability should allow retired Jesuits to remain "in community" longer than they otherwise might, says Catherine R. Morency, the health care coordinator for the Jesuits' New England province.

We present an enzymatic assay for force-dependent accessibility of structure that makes use of a wireless mini-radio centrifuge force microscope to provide a real-time readout of kinetics.

Student editors also have concerns about the accessibility of their jobs if they're forced to take a pay cut.

Accessibility was often worse for away supporters, she added, with some forced to sit with home supporters.

The UN is also concerned about accessibility for a "massive humanitarian response" aimed at around 60,000 people forced from their homes.

Small businesses are forced to pay ransom fees to make the case go away without any real accessibility improvements.

The combined effect of the driving forces such as accessibility, urbanization, globalization and the impact of calamities have been different in each of the periods and affected the nature and pace of the changes as well as the perception people have had about the landscape.

The capability to conduct tribological investigations within the actual forming processes, however, is strongly limited, e.g. due to the limited accessibility of force measurement equipment.

Old Ships vs. New Mr. Beatty and others note that market forces have brought improved accessibility, mainly on new vessels, built with an awareness that future customers are to be found among graying baby boomers.

Two forces can affect job accessibility: one is regional-level socioeconomic transformation that changes the total amount of job supply and job demand, and the other is intra-regional spatial transformation that affects the distribution of jobs and population.