Sentence examples for possible accessible from inspiring English sources

But the service aims to provide about 10,000 works over the next year or so and expects to make as many as possible accessible on the Web.

The goal is to find one book that is as multicultural as possible, accessible without being too familiar, and that, ultimately, teaches the important lessons about learning to get along with each other in a big, crowded, diverse city.

Although the cost of the inaugural is as yet unclear, Linda Douglass, a spokeswoman for the committee, said Mr. Obama expected to incur expenses that past presidents had not, because he wanted to make as many events as possible accessible to the public.

The proposed algorithms consist of three steps: firstly, all possible accessible directions at each sampled point on a part surface are generated considering constraints existing in a laser scanning operation.

Then the likes of Edmund Hillary, Tensing Norgay, Jacques Cousteau, Thor Heyerdahl and others of that ilk changed it all by showing it was possible, accessible, and with enough passion, practice, and will, it could be undertaken, and relished.

Interestingly, the number of total accessible pathways shows a sharply peaked distribution relative to the number of total double changes, with 83.4% of possible accessible pathways having between 2 and 5 double changes (Figure 2).

"After that, everything is now workable, everything is possible and accessible," Mr. Oesterdiekhoff said.

Strum chords, fingerpick some polyphony, wail a lead; it's all possible and accessible, with an added promise of immediate gratification.

Hookup culture comes to societies without the institutions that make it safe and possible elsewhere: accessible contraceptives, regulated abortion clinics, tolerant parents, police officers willing to investigate rape.

But it comes to societies without the institutions that make it possible elsewhere: accessible contraceptives, regulated abortion clinics, tolerant parents, separate residences for the young unmarried, police officers willing to investigate rape.

The large number of possible states accessible to such systems limits computational prediction.