Sentence examples for sort of accessibility from inspiring English sources

The essential question here is which sort of accessibility needs to be optimized?

Despite the fact that the Americans with Disabilities Act requires access for new buildings, those constructed before 1993 aren't required to adhere to the same standards, meaning access can often be a bit of a crap shoot for older locations — a fact that those of us who don't have the same sort of accessibility issues can too often take for granted.

McMichael would have us understand (9), the statement that Socrates could have been foolish, to be expressing a fact about a complex, abstract property, a role, that bears some sort of accessibility relation to another role that is exemplified by Socrates.

First up, no, I don't think that the entire Adapt project is some sort of accessibility Trojan horse and that they're doing all of this to let people who can't tie their shoes for reasons out of their control wear dope kicks.

It's no doubt thorny, but we also believe in some sort of accessibility and your view of prog music is really correct because you can't deny that Genesis and Yes and Rush have remained song-based music with a lot of hooks no matter how avant-garde the time signatures get.

His boat didn't have any sort of handicap accessibility, so Ennett and Slingo were ungracefully thrown from the edge of the dock onto the bow of the boat.

Certain CBMs may have roles beyond mere substrate-binding and they might have some sort of substrate-disrupting effect, thus increasing accessibility to glucanases [ 74].

This sort of defense of externalism, of course, is quite independent of criticisms of accessibility internalism and of mentalism, and also independent of critical attacks on arguments that support those internalist positions.

Internet-enabled education speaks to the accessibility, diversity, and participatory sort of learning that has shaken up the education sphere since the induction and widespread use of the World Wide Web.

He was no paragon of accessibility.

One is the issue of accessibility.