Sentence examples for increasingly accessible to from inspiring English sources
The Internet is increasingly accessible to members of the public and is frequently used to access health-related information.
And its resorts are becoming increasingly accessible to British skiers.
The elite sport of polo has become increasingly accessible to travelers as hotels and resorts have started highlighting lessons and matches as one of their main attractions.
NUUK, Greenland — The eight Arctic nations pledged Thursday to create international protocols to prevent and clean up offshore oil spills in areas of the region that are becoming increasingly accessible to exploration because of a changing climate.
The latest annual Military Balance by the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS) shows that advances in weapons-related technology once the preserve of the west – including cruise missiles, unmanned drones and electronic warfare – are becoming increasingly accessible to more and more countries.
The smartphone is increasingly accessible to everyone and culturally it is widely accepted as the standard mode of communication.
And with telecommuting to San Francisco an increasingly accessible option to outsiders who would like to live in Bolinas, "tearing down signs on Highway 1 is not enough to keep people from getting here," Mr. Kinsey said.
A complex system typically exhibits a rich variety of collective dynamics, and it is of great interest to be able to detect, classify, understand, predict, and control the dynamics using data that are becoming increasingly accessible due to the advances of modern information technology.
What was once solidly frozen is now, increasingly, accessible, leading to fierce disputes over territory and natural resources.
PAGE A22 ARCTIC IN RETREAT What was once solidly frozen is now, increasingly, accessible, leading to fierce disputes over territory and natural resources.
Cinema Jenin Guesthouse (+972 4250 2455, cinemajenin.org) has doubles from £44 As Guardian Travel reported last year, organised walking and cycling tours are an increasingly accessible way to see the Palestinian countryside and meet local families in small towns and villages such as al-Fara'a and Aqraba, which are only just beginning to open up to international visitors.
