Sentence examples for mostly accessible from inspiring English sources

High-quality academic writing was once confined to a handful of journals, mostly accessible in academic libraries.

Though overtly dramatic and mostly accessible, the music is so inventive and charged with ambiguities that talk of conservative versus experimental approaches to composition seems pointless.

On Pointe a la Hache, about 45 minutes south of New Orleans and mostly accessible by car ferry, oystermen say their catches plummeted after the spill, and have only been getting worse.

"Free Trade Today" is mostly accessible and steers clear of technicality, but Mr Bhagwati was talking to economists and economics students, and it shows especially in the first chapter, which zooms through the intellectual history of anti-trade thinking.

At heart, "Portals" is a 90-minute recital of contemporary works -- mostly accessible, easygoing ones -- with Philip Glass's new Partita for Solo Violin as its centerpiece, and Nico Muhly's inventive, free-spirited "Honest Music," for violin and electronics (performed by the composer), as a close runner-up.

Another way to reach Osa is to take a 50-minute flight from San Jos?o Drake Bay -- a beautiful region on the northern edge of the peninsula, but remote and expensive, with a collection of "mostly high-end hotels, very isolated and mostly accessible only by boat," according to Frommer's.

But they are mostly only accessible by boat, and you may need to book in advance.

Although mostly very accessible watch out for some of the ramps which are quite steep, particularly down to the tunnels.

It's possible to dig through the (mostly freely accessible) entire literature in a day and be as informed as the experts.

The poems in the best recent anthology, The Rattle Bag, are mostly short, accessible, and good – even though some of them might not meet the Gove criterion of being British.

Aung San Suu Kyi, who led the N.L.D. to a landslide victory in 1990 but ended up spending 15 of the past 21 years under house arrest, is widely predicted to sweep the vote in rural Kawhmu, a network of bamboo-and-thatch hamlets that are mostly only accessible by motorbike.