Sentence examples for ready access to computers from inspiring English sources

The main challenge is actually reaching the refugees, often the poorest of the poor, who don't have ready access to computers or mobile phones.

Loosely connected, living in Athens, Thessaloniki, and smaller places such as Patras, Ksanthi, and Syros as well as outside Greece, many of the new poets have had ready access to computers and the internet since childhood.

(The international average was 32%.) Yet those students with ready access to computers scored only four points higher than those without such access.

However, before he would get me one, he proceeded to try to sell me his 'protection plan.' "Now, for a number of reasons, including my own knowledge of computers, as well as ready access to free computer repair services, I declined this.

Although the study was carried out in a critical care environment, such a system is probably applicable to other specialties in which clinicians are mobile and may not have ready access to a desktop computer (for example, anaesthesia, emergency medicine, home care).

One fairly common equality orientation approach that developed over the past 10 years is desktop computer "giveaways," which improve ready access to information by making computers themselves more available.

Today we have ready access to films, documentaries and computer games that depict war in high-budget hyper-reality, but museums have one very big advantage over this competing media: real objects.

In many libraries, a variety of computer-based information retrieval systems provide ready access to details about off-site as well as on-site materials.

THE company has identified another need among hospitals: sophisticated computer systems that can keep track of a patient's medical records and give doctors ready access to valuable information about how to treat certain diseases.

These advisers have ready access to ministers.

But such ready access to the Web has come at a price as legions of obsessed users find that they cannot tear themselves away from their computer screens.