Sentence examples for remarkable accessibility from inspiring English sources
Add the remarkable accessibility to drugs, and the entire experience can become seriously discombobulating.
All in all, the historical data show a remarkable decline in accessibility disparities that are in many cases even augmented by changes in population distributions over time.
The collection of World War I records he organised is still used by historians and researchers, and is labelled an "archival record of remarkable detail and accessibility" in his Australian Dictionary of Biography entry.
His accessibility is remarkable given that his life has been a gold digger's quarry since he was 14.
On arriving in Afghanistan, General McChrystal adopted a policy of accessibility especially remarkable for a man whose career was steeped in secrecy, inviting reporters to join him in classified briefings and on trips around the country.
A remarkable feature is the solvent accessibility of this LBP because of the flip of H12 to the solvent.
Cloud technology has empowered its users with remarkable expediency in terms of unlimited storage, accessibility, and availability of data.
1 18 22 23 However, reports on the accessibility of primary care show with remarkable consistency that delivery mechanisms currently in place in Canada have not been up to the joint challenges of accessibility and efficiency.
I would like to be part of improvements in the game for accessibility and inclusion for everyone, such that it's no longer remarkable for a women to be a top coach, or a member of the executive committee, or a country's president, or a senior executive in marketing or media.
It is remarkable that this observation requires that all other factors (including but not limited to ligand accessibility and pH effects) have a limited influence on the rates.
