Sentence examples for make it accessible to all from inspiring English sources

The fact that the test is home-based and requires little more than a tape measure, a computer (visual and written instructions appear on the screen as and when you need them), a watch with a second hand, and a set of weighing scales certainly make it accessible to all and maximises its appeal.

The creators hope to democratize edible education and make it accessible to all communities regardless of available resources.

Ms. Becker chose to fictionalize her account because, she said, "I wanted to make it accessible to all readers -- healthy women, spouses, medical students -- not just women suffering from breast cancer.

Each time "Sex and the City" tackles a gay story line, the writers seem to be able to make it accessible to all audiences, handling it with dexterity and humor.

I wouldn't have accepted board appointments to the British Museum the Royal Opera Housee, Covent Garden; the Serpentine Gallery; the presidency of the Brontë Society; and now a seat on the cultural board of the first world war commemoration, if I didn't believe not only that culture belongs to all, but also that there is a duty in a democratic society to make it accessible to all, too.

The story is filled with drug trips and awkward sexual encounters, and is written in a vulnerable and authentic voice that should make it accessible to all kinds of viewers.

Online video site Viki has made a big business out of aggregating content from around the world, covering 150+ languages in all, and making it accessible to all by crowdsourcing translations from its community of users.

Jacques Pepin, the chef and cookbook author, recalled, "Craig broke down the formality of cooking, like we had in France, and in the process made it accessible to all".

The one ray of light in an otherwise bleak outcome for the Army private was that he was found not guilty of the single most serious charge against him - that he knowingly "aided the enemy", in practice al-Qaida, by disclosing information to the WikiLeaks website that in turn made it accessible to all users including enemy groups.

Today, Spotify is taking the beta label off this service – which is now rebranded as "Spotify for Artists" – and making it accessible to all artists and management teams.

"This incident really shows that the collection of detailed data from consumers and making it accessible to all sorts of third parties is really a wild wild west and consumers really do need more protection in these large platforms," Rich said.