Sentence examples for given the inaccessibility from inspiring English sources

Given the inaccessibility and mystery of Antarctica, it is not difficult to see why the continent inspired writers such as Edgar Allan Poe and Jules Verne to set novels in a fictitious ice-bound land with hot plateaux where dinosaurs persist, and deep craters that provide access to the centre of the Earth.

Given the inaccessibility of the Debtwire story to non-subscribers, I suspect that some shareholders read Rosen's statements as confirmation that bankruptcy is actually impending for Exide, and this fueled the panic around the stock.

Given the inaccessibility of much of the species' range, particularly the central Amazon, estimating jaguar numbers is difficult.

Given the inaccessibility of the brain, blood constitutes a particularly attractive source of surrogate molecular markers for this disease.

But given the inaccessibility of the A. pyrenaeus populations, currently sampled populations could be linked through isolated populations or individuals throughout the unexplored areas.

Critics argued that given the trails' inaccessibility, the ramp's "welcome" was an idle, even disingenuous, gesture of recognition.

Given the previous inaccessibility of the system's eldritch tunnels I figure all you have to do is post a sign that says "Free Wi-Fi" and people would jump.

However, comparatively little is known about the architecture of plant root systems and their relationship to overall plant function given the relative inaccessibility of belowground tissue [ 10].

Despite the extensive forest cover, a very large proportion of the forests are presently non-commercial given the steepness and inaccessibility of location.

But given the large number of species, and the inaccessibility of some of them, such studies are not likely to be possible in the near future.

Yet, its smallness and isolation, even inaccessibility (my return white-knuckle flight through bumpy skies on an eight-seater charter plane didn't make me want to rush back any time soon), gives the festival a low-key, democratic feeling.