Sentence examples for made accessing from inspiring English sources

She does worry about financial security, and says developers have made accessing technology too complicated.

They indicated that this made accessing and keeping the videos very difficult since their storage devices had limited capacity.

The advent of the Internet, with sophisticated algorithmic search engines, has made accessing information as easy as lifting a finger.

The BBC's David Stern in Kiev says information about what happened in Ilovaysk is only beginning to emerge because fierce fighting has made accessing the area difficult.

"I really wanted to work but every way I turned I was hit with barriers and this made accessing employment so difficult.

In Texas, for example, policies that have forced health center closures have made accessing health care nearly impossible for many immigrant women, especially those living in colonias -- isolated border communities often lacking potable water, electricity, sewer systems, paved roads and safe housing.

"Whilst Wales has a huge network of common land, the Heads of the Valleys Development Company has nevertheless taken a very proactive stance in developing a strategy to find suitable replacement open access land and to make accessing specific areas of common land at our location easier than it is currently.

Cloud computing as well as remotely accessible internal organisational networks are increasingly being used to make accessing and integrating medical data easier.

This makes accessing personalised medicine through mobile phones more than just a dream.

"We are hoping that the government will make accessing surrogates in Australia easier".

This broad spectrum of visual impairment makes accessing books particularly difficult as there is no one format to suit everyone.