Sentence examples for more ready access from inspiring English sources

People who have more ready access to guns are more likely to kill themselves with guns than people who don't have such easy access.

In order to improve lifestyle with more ready access to entertainment content, we propose BlueTorrent, a P2P file sharing application based on ubiquitous Bluetooth-enabled devicesuchch as PDAs, cellphones and smart phones.

"I see BRICS as more about China trying to have more ready access to commodities in Brazil and South Africa," said Mr. Huang, the M.I.T. economist, adding that the other countries were then trying to use the group "to exercise influence on China".

I also could have used a little more ready access on the outside, as a photographer.

A mere 20 years on, and social media can facilitate much more ready access with rather lesser risk of eyewitnesses.

The internal order of the files has been preserved in the order in which Freund had placed them though the subjects have been alphabetized for more ready access.

The certificates loosen restrictions for them on international flights and are eventually expected to allow holders more ready return access to airways and airports closed by emergency restrictions.

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In subsequent years, Wangunk territory became a focal point for the developing European fur trade, as the tribe's position along the river provided a ready access to more inland forests, where the fur-bearing animals thrived.

In contrast, the interior is characterized by more stable conditions that provide ready access to moisture at low light levels.