Sentence examples for instantly access from inspiring English sources

Many modern mobile devices are designed with personal computing and Internet capabilities and are compatible with downloadable applications (or apps) that allow users to instantly access health information.

Moreover, one can instantly access all forms of real and faux expertise on issues ranging from the treatment of disease to the preparation of term papers to the drawing up of a will or a trust fund.

A case in point is the Rwandapedia project, an open platform government portal where anyone, anywhere in the world, can instantly access accurate and up-to-date information about Rwanda for free.

"The customer can instantly access information about the items they're interested in and even make purchases via the retailer's website, without waiting for a sales assistant or joining a queue," said Iconeme co-founder and chief executive Jonathan Berlin.

Staffers in key districts of vital swing states will be able to instantly access data on people in their locality who have subscribed to myBarackObama.com's e-mail list and might be willing to volunteer their time.

Weeks earlier, a model walked a runway in Barcelona with a QR code emblazoned on the bodice of her Frans Baviera gown; meanwhile, a company called Skanz began selling silicone bracelets embellished with QR codes that enable anyone with a smartphone to scan your wrist and instantly access a Web page with your contact information, social media links, even favorite photos and videos.

There's even the potential link of your smartphone data now to a supercomputer that instantly accesses all of the world's medical literature.

Covering for another physician's patient panel is vastly easier, safer and more efficient when their medical record – especially their problems, medications, and test results – can be instantly accessed.

Upgrading to a smartphone doesn't instantly mean access to the internet, that's just not true.

Doing so will instantly increase access to quality health care, improve outcomes and make health care more affordable for all Americans.

"Apple mainly benefited from expanding its channels to Japan's No. 1 mobile operator, NTT Docomo, and thus instantly gaining access to a base of more than 60 million mobile subscribers," Neil Shah, an analyst at Counterpoint, wrote in a statement.