Sentence examples for more continuous access from inspiring English sources

Ultimately the renovation would create three large new galleries in the building while providing more continuous access to existing exhibition space.

It could be inferred that as Mongolians become wealthier, more urbanized and have continuous access to alcohol, consumption rises.

A shared freedom to initiate teleconversations is likely to transform expectations and obligations between professionals and patients [ 22, 26]: when patients expect continuous access, professionals feel more obliged to be present and to respond quickly and accurately.

When continuous access to feed is not possible, it is more consistent with natural feeding behavior to provide three small feedings per day instead of one or two large ones.

Creating a more continuous fabric of lands in public ownership also helps the Forest Service in its firefighting duties, since a filled-in checkerboard reduces access issues in reaching interior areas of the forest.

Those rules would provide more continuous action.

Quieter and cleaner maybe, but more continuous.

We now know it's more continuous.

"If I can access different types of capital pools," he said, "I can have continuous access to capital.

"How better to assure continuous coverage and continuous access to the same doctors?" Mr. Weil asked.

Data protection laws would have to be suspended, to allow landlords real-time and continuous access to income data.