Sentence examples for more accessible place from inspiring English sources
BY last summer, it was clear that Mary Ellen and Earl Forte needed to move to a more accessible place.
The coming of the railways made Britain, and then the world, a much smaller, more accessible place; the pricing of all but the well-off out of train travel has made it larger again, unless you can afford the ticket.
Blue Peter will move in July of next year and a new garden for the show will either be built on a roof of a building or in a more accessible place at MediaCity, yet to be confirmed.
A half-dozen attempts over the last 40 years to move the state capital to Anchorage or another more accessible place have fizzled, with opponents citing the expense and voters rejecting the idea.
This latest move just puts Alexa in an even more accessible place.
Today, the "escape-proof" jail is a much more accessible place: more than a million tourists visit each year.
"They make people more accessible, places more accessible and all the possibilities of travel so much more exciting.
It might be people with dementia who hold the key to more accessible places for all of us".
In some places, restrictions have forced biologists to pack up and leave or to avoid the least-studied regions like the Amazon, where the classification of species lags, and focus on more accessible places like Hawaii or Puerto Rico.
The researchers reported that more accessible places, such as main streets, were associated with more affluent residents while less accessible ones, such as back streets and interstitial spaces, were related to less advantaged citizens.
Boats are now carrying more lifejackets in more accessible places and crews are being more frequently retrained on evacuation procedures, the Cruise Lines International Association recently announced, as part of a broad report on cruise safety commissioned immediately after the Costa disaster.
