Sentence examples for plausible access to from inspiring English sources

Carrying a shoeshine kit, which gave him plausible access to local saloons, he sang for change.

Tony Kushner, who wrote the screenplay, said that his and Mr. Spielberg's decision to focus the story on the inner workings of the federal government restricted their ability to include black characters, and that Mrs. Keckley's "entirely plausible" access to the president allowed for "a very important opportunity to have a black character talk directly about slavery to Lincoln".

3, 21 It is plausible that access to hand washing facilities promotes better overall skin health, reducing the number of small abrasions and lesions, which might serve as portals of entry for T. pallidum ssp.

An exhaustive search by a professional caving team and researchers has failed to find any other plausible access points into the Dinaledi Chamber, and there is no evidence to suggest that an older, now sealed, entrance to the chamber ever existed.

There was a void adjacent to the OPP binding site connecting to the surface of the enzyme and providing a plausible access channel for the other substrate, oxygen.

A 'tissue trust' may be a plausible means for enabling access to human tissues for research in a manner that is responsive to the ethical challenges considered.

In neuroscience, creating such data requires plausible models of neural activity, access to high performance computers, expertise and time to prepare and run the simulations, and to process the output.

It should be noted that the agencies not in OOS include only about half of all agencies, and we do not have a plausible prediction for how expanding access to their non-beneficiary applicants would affect SSA outcomes.

Synthesis of these natural products has resulted in the structural confirmation, and sometimes revision such as the case of -naseseazines A and B, as well as access to many plausible biogenetically relevant intermediates and new synthetic ETP derivatives.

At these transit points people could be quickly screened and those with a plausible asylum claim would be allowed access to Europe.

This seems plausible, given that SocGen, after full access to Paribas's books and thorough study, hoped to save euro1 billion.