Sentence examples for more accessible options from inspiring English sources

And although you might need a V.I.P. card to party alongside A-Rod or celebrate the latest Ferrari model, as some revelers did this year, those who want to make art viewing the main activity have plenty of more accessible options.

they're just the cheaper, more accessible options," Fung admits, "but ours is the hottest".

But for consumers who aren't in the market for a new car, there are more accessible options.

Consumers add items to their tapestry either by scanning the existing shop barcodes with their phone — barcodes being a low-cost option for retailers to link to the system, and a more accessible option for consumers as they don't need to own NFC-enabled phone to add items, just the app — or by touching their phone to NFC stickers that the retailer can create for individual products.

Now that virtual reality is getting cheaper, it's becoming a more accessible option for things like exposure therapy.

By permitting pharmacists to request a direct-to-consumer pathology test for chlamydia, these consumers can be offered a convenient, easier and more accessible option.

Toilet paper frequently used in remote communities as a cheaper and more accessible option than facial tissues for nose blowing and for cleaning nasal discharge from young children's faces.

Emerging MPS solutions now offer a more accessible option to yield highly desired full mitogenome data [ 99], but investigations benefiting from phylogenetic knowledge found published data inappropriate for the quality needs of the field requiring highest accuracy [ 100] - just as STS flaws attracted attention in the last decade (e.g., [ 101]).

This has a second advantage, since it would also provide more accessible charging options for smartphones that support wireless changing standards.

But until richer, more accessible customization options are ready for launch, pinned posts could be a useful stop gap, as well as an easy way to silence a Twitter talking point.

Most PCPs expressed frustrations with existing chronic pain treatment and desired more accessible treatment options.