Sentence examples for now inaccessible from inspiring English sources

In many places it is now inaccessible.

The university is now inaccessible without encountering a checkpoint.

That old drive sits beside my new laptop, an inert and minuscule paperweight (only 30 gigs!) — a reminder of a distant and now inaccessible past.

From Lake Nicaragua, the canal would head east, slicing through remote wetlands, nature reserves, and forests, many of them now inaccessible by road.

After previous campaigns, the P.K.K. has buried its fighters in dedicated cemeteries in the Qandil Mountains, which are now inaccessible to the public.

Most of the agricultural lands they had formerly worked were now inaccessible, and little or no industry was allowed, but commerce flourished as Gaza became a kind of duty-free port for Egyptians.

Screen shots of the now-inaccessible profile were widely circulated on social media Saturday and Sunday, although the account's authenticity could not be confirmed.

While no official photography has been released by Toyota Motor North America, a production still from the now-inaccessible video indicated that the exterior of the sedan underwent an evolutionary change from the previous generation, more in keeping with a midcycle refresh than a full redesign.

The emails which date back to January 10 , 2009 beganon Clinton's now-inaccessible AT&T Blackberry email account, but switched to a private email account on her "homebrew" server after about two and a half weeks.

The views over Coniston Water have been obscured; although it is common land, it is now largely inaccessible.

Valencia is Spain's third largest city and has, until now, been inaccessible for those wanting to travel on a tight budget.