Sentence examples for once inaccessible from inspiring English sources

Today's vehicles are able to travel in places that were once inaccessible, areas the old plans didn't bother to protect.

In counterpoint to the memory of American helicopters lifting away from Saigon, Cross's richly hued photographs detail rural life in the once inaccessible villages of the north.

And that is why the people of this once inaccessible, still-undeveloped little atoll now find themselves playing host to close to 200,000 day-trippers a year.

Mr. Abbott said he has created more opportunity for the disabled "than anyone in Texas has" — including those hotels and other facilities where he has appeared that were once inaccessible.

This musical biography of one of our founding fathers, an unlikely Broadway hit, has made parts of our history that were once inaccessible or off limits to some digestible and available to all.

Because the new studies show that mandrills travel over unusually long distances in spectacularly large numbers, conservationists are concerned that the monkeys will be especially vulnerable to hunters using the ever-expanding network of logging roads to penetrate into forests that were once inaccessible to hunting.

Shrugging aside BP's deepwater disaster in the Gulf of Mexico, oil majors are stepping up production in once-inaccessible deposits off the coasts of Ghana and Brazil.

Warmer temperatures and melting ice have begun to transform some once-inaccessible places into tourist hot spots, while also threatening the very features that are attracting those visitors.

Despite oil companies' relentless search for new finds, and the technological sophistication that has brought once-inaccessible reservoirs within reach, some analysts question predictions of a rush to the Arctic.

The rapid expansion of hydraulic fracturing to retrieve once-inaccessible reservoirs of oil and gas could put pressure on already-stressed water resources from the suburbs of Fort Worth to western Colorado, according to a new report from a nonprofit group that advises investors about companies' environmental risks.

Thailand's indigenous textiles from once-inaccessible hill tribes are popular and have become valuable, along with similar fabrics from nearby Laos and Burma.