Sentence examples for making it inaccessible from inspiring English sources

But bizarrely the movie was rated R, making it inaccessible to a good chunk of its audience.

However, just as classes were set to resume, the Israeli army dug up the road from Ramallah to Birzeit, making it inaccessible to cars.

La is normally located within the nucleus where it protects nascent RNA from exonucleases reviewed by[32], making it inaccessible to antibody binding.

Considering the resistance to both DNase I and RNase A of the L-species, we speculate that it might be shielded by the NPΔ451 739 protein in the inner face, making it inaccessible for both enzymes.

According to Martin (1992a), logical and experiential metaphors cooperate when external conjunctive relations are realized metaphorically and "this interaction produces a high level of abstraction in text, making it inaccessible to large sections of the community" (Martin 1992a, p. 407).

On the other hand, drying may lead to the floatation of biomass and constriction, shrinkage, and loss of porosity in the cells making it inaccessible to enzymatic attack through decreased surface area to volume ratio.

This method can be computationally attractive; however, its presentation also can make it inaccessible to many readers.

We may well ask why he shouldered his philosophy with such heavy baggage that made it inaccessible to the mathematically untrained, an inaccessibility that largely persists to this day and age.

The "remote location of the White Lodge site acts against the promotion of inclusiveness".Yet White Lodge is a boarding school, so its elegant location does not make it inaccessible to anyone.

"It makes it inaccessible.

Two front steps make it inaccessible for wheelchairs.