Sentence examples for not accessible enough from inspiring English sources

Is the cover too "girlie," or not "accessible" enough?

They don't define British design  – they're not accessible enough  – but I think that's improving.

A blind man sued a subsidiary of the tire manufacture Bridgestone Corporate alleging that its website was not accessible enough for people with visual impairments.

Research by the 1994 Group of research-intensive universities found that a large quantity of the information that sits behind the KIS is not accessible enough, particularly to those from non-traditional backgrounds.

"Is it not accessible enough?

"The project came about after the team learned the most popular path to introducing young children to coding," the company writes, "usually called block coding, was not accessible enough because it couldn't be read easily, not even with assistive technology such as a screen reader or magnifier".

"The reason we moved was because the schools in our catchment area weren't accessible enough," Gayle says.

But to a New York straphanger, perhaps this isn't accessible enough.

"I've always found the world of sign language beautiful and fascinating, but when I tried to learn it, I found that it wasn't accessible enough, and I couldn't find a learning tool that motivated me," Weiser says.

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E-Commerce Report; Advocates for people with disabilities take online stores to task for not being accessible enough.