Audiences in Britain in particular are responding to the growing accessibility of high-quality foreign films, which are easier to access at home now.
Globalization, shifting great power dynamics, and the growing accessibility of Internet and communication technology has changed the environment within which autocrats operate.
ArchForm is trying to tap into the growing accessibility of the 3D printer market to enable orthodontists to 3D print their own clear aligners in-office.
Individual incentives include lower prices, growing accessibility, belief that renewable energy is environmentally better, and social modeling as people see their peers or other regions successfully adopting.
The growing accessibility of video production combined with social media's era-defining influence has birthed an industry of entrepreneurial video-content creation that's overwhelmingly governed by a few key platform players.
The rise of singing schools in the 1720s and the growing accessibility of music in the mid eighteenth century, however, cultivated a wider appreciation for music as an individuated art.
There are several factors that have been fueling the trend over the past couple years, such as an optimum job market, growing accessibility to coding tools and an increased focus on the digital and tech-related.
There's no reason to be entirely glum about the Supreme Court's decision to strike down provisions of the Voting Rights Act: the growing accessibility of online voting and registration spells good things for traditionally marginalized groups.
The increasing scientific evidence supporting the efficacy of scalp cooling and the growing accessibility of the systems will undoubtedly contribute to the psychological well-being of patients, a pleasingly growing focus of cancer treatment and survivorship programs now that more patients are surviving the disease.
Social media, the wide reach of the Internet and growing accessibility of wireless has created new potential of a growing and much-needed alternative media.
I learned that people are spending money and finding themselves in debt for more complex reasons".... since the '80s for many people wages stagnated and the growing accessibility to credit then allowed people to pay for expenses that their incomes couldn't cover.
