The horrors of World War II, the Cold War and the atomic bomb, the bizarre feast of consumer culture, and the cultural clashes of the 1960s prompted many writers to argue that reality had grown inaccessible, undermining the traditional social role of fiction.
As judges, we believe more needs to be done to meet this growing challenge: an inaccessible, overburdened justice system serves none of us well.
A closely related theme is the myth of a life-giving tree or other healing magical plant, growing in paradise or some other inaccessible place, to which the culture hero must travel in order to gain a boon for mankind.
However, there is growing concern that many Web sites are inaccessible to people with certain disabilities.
Although many older examples are present on the island (they can grow for 300 years or more), the younger generation is all but absent, with saplings found growing only on cliff sides and in the most inaccessible highlands.
Two of the structures are inaccessible, nearly buried by hillside erosion and chaparral growing on top.
So growing up, I never really thought of poetry as boring and inaccessible, but rather something I did out of choice.
It may be understandable that a terrestrial primate such as ourselves would pay little attention to a world so foreign, inaccessible, and inhospitable as the deep sea, but with growing threats to the region, it's time we do so.
"They have enabled Danny, his students and colleagues, and a growing international cadre of researchers to address a range of problems that were previously inaccessible," Ward added.
Each growing season, a significant chunk of one designated fisher habitat in the Sierra National Forest becomes inaccessible to scientists because it's dangerously close to illegal gardens.
As droughts increase and growing conditions change, the cost and availability of quality, healthy foods will become increasingly inaccessible, particularly for communities of color and low-income communities.
