Sentence examples for more accessible to a wider public from inspiring English sources

By offering works that used to be sold almost exclusively at galleries, Christie's was making works by younger artists with long waiting lists -- names like Jeff Koons or Andreas Gursky or Damien Hirst -- more accessible to a wider public.

The social enterprise, which works with a number of public leisure centres across the country, saw a big opportunity to try to make golf more accessible to a wider variety of people on different incomes and, to refurbish golf courses that hadn't been maintained for many years.

"I want to be more accessible to a wider audience," he said.

It's globalisation, but intensified, made more accessible to a wider economic spectrum of people, more of the time.

By creating a digital space that makes social engagement more accessible to a wider audience, we hope to foster social innovation and catalyse social change".

"In addition, ITV's commitment to innovation, cross-programme and event-promotion, makes the sport more accessible to a wider and diverse audience, while not alienating existing fans.

The accompanying app is actually key to making Mattel's 3D printing experience more accessible to a wider audience.