Sentence examples for forever accessible from inspiring English sources

OVER the last year, some of Suffolk County's historic sites have been protected from development by communities and conservation groups working with local municipalities to make them forever accessible to the public.

Montville notes that "the fog [surrounding his childhood] will make him forever accessible, universal.

When you saved that unpublished manuscript on them, you figured it would be accessible forever.

But as early users move into middle age and beyond, we can't expect our youth – digital or otherwise – to be accessible forever.

True, these notes can live forever and are accessible to corporate e-mail administrators, to people who find your password, or to anyone to whom the recipient wants to show them.

But with technology advances like digital archiving of calls, these recordings will be accessible forever, and there are no checkpoints or guards in the system for who has access to them.

Instead, save that footage of your first birthday or parents' wedding online, where these memories can live forever and be accessible to you, even when the originals are lost.

Changes in planning law, to improve design or make housing more accessible, are forever tried and forever failing.

By that, he means that references to the child in news stories "live on forever and are instantly accessible".

Be it in Piscataway, East Rutherford or Newark, they were a reporter's dream team — uncommonly accessible and forever afflicted with a case of arrested development.

Was I going to do this forever?" Uncertainty and pseudo-accessible environments [ 23] exacerbated this sense of all-encompassing responsibility; despite scheduling and organizing activities, these plans were invariably subject to revision and sabotage.