Sentence examples for inaccessible as from inspiring English sources

The touch screen is protected by a clear film, allowing use of the phone and its apps; however, the volume buttons are inaccessible, as are the power and home buttons.

The search for a home for the collection began in 2010, when it was decided that merely storing the materials, which were generally inaccessible, as was the case at the Bibliothèque Nationale, made little sense, given the foundation's mission to further the understanding of Prokofiev and his works.

And if its meaning depends on factors about which there is great dispute, or which are largely inaccessible, as is more often than not true when it comes to the intentions of long-dead authors, then one cannot be guided by the law.

Each year we uniquely colour-ringed nestlings from 89% of all successful nests (11% were inaccessible), as well as a proportion of adults, so that, on average, an equal proportion of 56% of breeding males and females were marked at the end of the breeding season.

Rac associates with membranes by means of its prenylated tail, which is inaccessible as long as Rac is bound to RhoGDI.

But, traditionally, that data has been made as inaccessible as possible.

The food remains as inaccessible as if it were behind glass.

And it fascinated me that we can find high brow entertainments so inaccessible -- as compelling as steel cut oatmeal, as satisfying as wheat germ.

Anti-choice legislators will continue to make reproductive healthcare as unaffordable and inaccessible for as many women as possible.

Because we are mainly interested in those residues that are surface-inaccessible, as they are the ones most likely to be involved in unfolding and protected by MAC binding, we have not considered these two surface residues further.

"It's all part of an overall strategy to make abortion inaccessible for as many women as possible".