Sentence examples similar to more accessible phrasing from inspiring English sources
The dissemination of scientific articles is insufficient, and either the researchers themselves or other communicators should translate the information into more accessible and colloquial phrasing.
Tavener was branded a "holy minimalist", a phrase that condemned some of his more accessible choral music to collections of "Relaxing Classics", as if what he was doing as a composer was cynically tapping into cheap, superficial New-Ageism.
We know Carsten Nicolai for his sculpture and abstract sound installations, but the newest collaborative work shows us a new side, one prone to more accessible sounds and a visual element that references words and phrases that pop up in everyday life.
It makes a text richer and more interpretable.' Mr. Paley was inspired to create TextArc after a colleague suggested he take his methods for converting numerical data into visual displays and apply them to the words and phrases found in search-engine results, as a way to make them more accessible.
And becoming more accessible.
That, in turn, makes insurance more accessible.
Other works are more accessible.
Knowledge is becoming more accessible.
Some agencies are more accessible than others.
