Those opportunities inevitably become less, rather than more, accessible to small businesses – stifling competition and innovation in the long run.
By increasing demand for cheap housing, it may hold up prices at the bottom end of the market which will presumably make houses less, rather than more, accessible to poorer people.
"Yet when they show art they seem almost apologetic, and there's always something in there that makes you say, 'What is this doing here?' " In fact, the center's embrace of the vernacular and its deliberate jumbling of expectations about what art means may make its shows less, rather than more, accessible.
Policy and NFPO literature states that wheelchairs should be useable in all places they are required [ 8, 12, 15], however this appears to be in reference to the wheelchair itself rather than more accessible public places.
It's become a lot more accessible rather than something people are scared of.
It is, rather, a public good – more accessible structures and more inclusive practices can be enjoyed by a wide variety of people with and without disabilities.
Budgets are tight, so rather than making education more accessible, states are increasing tuition -- at a national average of 8% per a year.
They would have preferred to see drugs made available at lower prices and more accessible, rather than abolishing payment altogether.
Thus, to date, MOOCs appear to favour those with more education rather than making online education more accessible and equitable.
Among other provisions, it allowed individuals to plead their cases in the less costly, more accessible state court system, rather than in federal court.
This is further reinforced by the literature, which suggests that junior trainees prefer to be mentored by senior trainees rather than consultants, perceiving them to be more accessible and approachable.
