Sentence examples for steady access from inspiring English sources

The first of the "Two Expressions" is a serene slow string melody with percussion accompaniment, the second a steady access of full orchestral power.

The wing moves in loops just like the blade of a ground turbine — though one with steady access to wind beyond the reach of any conventional station.

Only 13 percent of the population has access to electricity in Myanmar, a logistical challenge for the placement of cellular transmission towers, which need steady access to power.

In what Doug Rivers calls "a virtual conversation," the pollster with easy, steady access to a cross-section of the population can unspool a detailed story about the population's tastes and habits.

She is an internist at Unity Health Care, a network of clinics in Washington that serve patients who are uninsured or are otherwise unable to obtain steady access to health care.

An additional 23% were able to eat but lacked steady access to a good-quality, varied and nutritious diet.

In return for their support for such limits, which they had previously fought, timber groups were promised steady, unimpeded access to younger trees as part of a broader program to assure the health of the forests and fire prevention.

Sharing with Pujara that five years ago I lost two corporate sales jobs and turned down a third in exchange for starting an online news organization with no journalistic training or steady internet access, he shares in return that he's sometimes criticized by adults in his homeland when he reveals he's the CEO of a non-formal learning center and doesn't have a degree in education.

Most of American history has seen a steady increase in access to first-rate health care.

Those managers, in turn, get the benefits of steady fees and access to owners' capital -- all without risks like mortgages and pressing loans.

Before there was an accessible and reliable power grid to plug into, organizations that needed electricity employed a CEO to make sure they had steady and cheap access to this vital commodity.