Sentence examples for has extensive access from inspiring English sources

And because the network broadcasts almost all of the Yankees' regular-season games and has extensive access to players and coaches, it's a must-have channel for local satellite and cable providers, which pay steep fees for the right to carry it.

Methane-trapping ice of the kind that has frustrated the first attempt to contain oil gushing offshore of Louisiana may have been a root cause of the blowout that started the spill in the first place, according to University of California, Berkeley, professor Robert Bea, who has extensive access to BP p.l.c.

Mr. Hansen, 41, of Melbourne, Fla., had extensive access to Mr. Elgindy's tips, the government said.

Dr. Harrison has had extensive access to archives in Moscow and Berlin documenting the decision to build the wall.

That assertion is especially remarkable in light of the evidence that the N.S.A. already had extensive access to Internet data.

Bai had extensive access to Hart, and as I neared the end of the book I wondered, will he ask Hart the question of whether he committed adultery?

Denning's report was considered by some to have been a whitewash, but he did have extensive access to those involved.

Der Spiegel said he was an "ideal informant" for any intelligence service and would have had "extensive access to the ministry's political planning" and documents containing the details of political negotiations with other countries.

He pleaded guilty to conspiracy in January 2004 and received a ten-year sentence in return for co-operating with the prosecutors of his former bosses.Mr Eichenwald had extensive access to key characters in the drama, including Mr Lay who referred to the New York Times reporter's book in a speech he gave to Houston Forum in December last year.

For instance, it suggested that I was using apps that have "extensive access" to my personal information and had not been verified by Google.

Rossi was bound to catch such unfiltered newsroom moments – he spent 14 months filming and had extensive access to not only the newsroom, but also to the editors' daily page one meetings.