Sentence examples for nor accessible from inspiring English sources

While we have made important gains in health and longevity, these gains are neither equally shared, nor accessible for many," says the report.

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.

The use of remotely sensed data to describe, study, monitor and provide greater understanding on watershed's landscape dynamics have proven to be useful worldwide, especially where timely and reliable ground information are neither available nor accessible like in most of the developing world.

Most are neither part of, nor accessible to, conscious awareness; they are ever-present but unconscious, and explain a great deal about why we behave as we do.

In this context, we believe that it is important for AGRIS users – especially for researchers – to have access to those valuable pieces of information that are neither exposed in a database nor accessible via web service.

This is a very special case, in that these studies are neither peer reviewed nor accessible to the public because of the protection sought by industry and extended by law for confidential business information (CBI).

"YouTube", for instance, is not Sinified (nor even accessible, blocked by the authorities).

The NV200, which was criticized for being neither a hybrid nor wheelchair accessible without modifications, could still become a local staple, even if owners are not required to buy it.

In many developing countries and remote areas of important ecosystems, good quality precipitation data are neither available nor readily accessible.

However, since the codes or techniques used in these advanced FE analyses are neither very practical nor easily accessible, it is difficult to employ them consistently in design.

For security, we assume that secrets being stored in the HSM are neither physically nor logically accessible (either directly or indirectly, say through side-channels).