Sentence examples for neither accessible from inspiring English sources

One title I selected was "Night," by Elie Wiesel, and my tutee found it neither accessible nor interesting.

At that time, part of the nineteen-million-acre refuge was designated wilderness, meaning that no oil drilling was allowed there; however, one and a half million acres along the Beaufort Sea were left in a vexed sort of limbo, neither accessible to the energy industry nor permanently off-limits.

The research idea was originally derived from information requests from different actors since previous estimates were neither accessible nor dependable.

To obtain both high spectral and spatial resolution capabilities, we propose a heterodyne aperture-synthesis mission concept, ESPRIT, to operate in a wavelength regime that is neither accessible from the ground by Atacama Large Millimeter Array (ALMA), nor with James Webb Space Telescope (JWST).

3 However, the public healthcare delivery system has not kept pace with urban population growth, being neither accessible nor responsive to the critical health needs of slum residents.

Indeed, the true prevalence of retropharyngeal lymph node metastases is not known with certainty, given that these nodes are neither accessible to clinical examination nor routinely dissected during a radical or modified radical neck dissection.

At the west end of the station are two bridges, neither directly accessible from the station: the first is a footbridge carrying the Lovers Walkk footpath, then some 10 m beyond is a road bridge carrying Redland Grove.

Comparable approaches have been used in database projects like DELTA (DEscription Language for TAxonomy; [ 18]) although this program is neither readily accessible nor appropriate in its recent form.

Unfortunately, the ENCODE data are neither easily accessible nor very useful without ENCODE, researchers would have had to examine 3.5 billion nucleotides in search of function, with ENCODE, they would have to sift through 2.7 billion nucleotides.

Inasmuch as most of this residual cholesterol is neither PFO-accessible nor SM-sequestered, we term it the essential pool.

A new study demonstrates just how scarce open space is: a mere 6 percent of the city is reserved for it, and of that area, approximately 60 percent is neither developed nor accessible to the public.