Sentence examples for limitless access from inspiring English sources

Cabinet ministers will be asked to grant limitless access to European Union migrants for more than two years after a "no-deal" Brexit, The Times has learnt.

I'm addicted to the limitless access that online streaming and download platforms provide, but nothing gives me goosebumps like witnessing the actual moment music happens.

"By allowing limitless access to such a resource, we encourage overexploitation," said Robert Glennon, a law professor at the University of Arizona and the author of "Water Follies," a new book on groundwater depletion.

The survey's respondents agreed almost unanimously that the internet provides students limitless access to information, 77% of teachers Pew interviewed believed that digital technologies had a "mostly positive" impact on how their students conducted research.

The digital world has opened a Pandora's box of the duality of almost limitless access to information with the removal of provenance from our consumption channels.

Whether it's the integration of collaborative breakout areas in what used to be traditional "corporate" offices, the new focus on personal health in the workplace, or the limitless access to information and connectivity the manner in which businesses are structured and function is changing dramatically.

Sinopec and Galp look well-matched: the buyer has near-limitless access to cheap bank lending.

The chief prosecutor, describing Assange's near-limitless access, told the court, "It was God Almighty walking around doing what you like".

With low cost or free open source software, and limitless free access to knowledge (Wikipedia and Google) and relationships (social networks) acting as equalizers, more and more entrepreneurs are turning their backs on the VCs.

Compared to now: a smart phone, sleek and handheld, individually owned by every member of the family, able to - at virtually any time, any place - access limitless information and connect to limitless other smart phones.

In an age where students can not only visit schools almost every day, but can also access limitless information and virtual tours from home or their cellphones, this figure seems much too high to those of us working in higher education.