It's a kind of anti-capitalist manifesto, only without all the hipster-Marxist jargon that makes those kinds of books so inaccessible to the people who want to read them.
In addition all reviewers found the manuscript difficult to read and practically inaccessible to a non-specialised audience.
Until now few people beyond specialists have been able to read the texts, many of them inaccessible within tombs.
We have changed this to read "… with stabilizing mutations permitting otherwise inaccessible destabilizing mutations which are sometimes of adaptive value".
Also, it was in the context of being in school, and being required to read it, and the language, too, is a little inaccessible at first.
The game-world itself is so beautifully realised that it almost becomes a character in its own right: you learn, for example, how to read the terrain and take detours in order to reach seemingly inaccessible areas.
A file sitting on a drive or disc will, without maintenance, eventually becomes inaccessible because the storage media has decayed or because the hardware and software needed to read the file has become obsolete.
For years, the country was so inaccessible that outsiders resorted to reading the aspirations of fifty-five million people through the struggle between Suu Kyi and the generals — between "Beauty" and "the Beast," as headline writers often described it.
For years, the country was so inaccessible that outsiders resorted to reading the aspirations of fifty-five million people through the struggle between Suu Kyi and the generals between "Beauty" and "the Beast," as headline writers often described it.
For people with disabilities trying online to do everything from paying bills to making travel plans to reading textbooks and applying for jobs, inaccessible website negatively impact lives.
Now the literary world is debating the Newbery's value, asking whether the books that have won recently are so complicated and inaccessible to most children that they are effectively turning off kids to reading.
