Sentence examples for speaking access from inspiring English sources

Generally speaking, access to core roles is based on technical skills demonstrated through the development tasks that the developer performs [11].

Pilot's philosophy is that a globally distributed talent pool ultimately means more choice and, statistically speaking, access to better choices ("We believe talent is evenly distributed across the globe," is how Drozdzynski puts it).

When speaking about access to health care, one should not narrowly construe the concept as only having access to health insurance.

Generally speaking, privileged access has often gone hand in hand with glacial procrastination: Frank Bidart's extended immersion in the life and work of Robert Lowell, Edmund Morris's tortuous struggle with the mind of Ronald Reagan.

You can have, effectively speaking, unlimited access to everything recorded, all the time.

All three of those locations have a key element Garber spoke of — access to mass transportation (the West Side site will soon have subway access via an expansion of the No. 7 subway line).

Politicians speak about access to justice as an optional extra that we simply cannot afford.

While Winslet's first husband, Jim Threapleton, once spoke of access issues, this seemed specific to when she was filming overseas.

Some spoke of access to on-site rooftop infinity swimming pools and top of the range company cars.

Foreign-owned companies like Britain for a number of reasons: taxes are low, labour is cheap, English is spoken, and access to the European Union is guaranteed.

He faced two questions at PMQs about Europe and immigration, as he spoke about access to NHS, bank accounts and driving licences.