Sentence examples for suddenly access from inspiring English sources
Suddenly, access to fresh food in Flint was severely limited.
Suddenly, access to the northern and southern ends of the Ridge Route, already gated, was in the hands of homeowners.
The beach had previously been accessible to the public via a small fee for years before it was taken under new ownership, and suddenly access was no longer permitted.
One suddenly has access to cheap, fast, ultra-reliable, on-demand courier service.
People suddenly had access to all kinds of information that had been suppressed for 40 years.
Artists suddenly had access not just to natural greens but totally unnatural, lurid ones.
I suddenly had access to this range of emotions and thoughts and feelings that were there in me.
With the pill's approval by the Food and Drug Administration in 1960, women suddenly had access to nearly 100-percent-effective contraception.
If you find yourself suddenly gaining access to a time machine, what's the first thing you'd do?
But if other big companies are forced to restate their earnings or are suddenly denied access to credit, investors' confidence in corporate financial statements could be severely shaken.
Moreover, national security experts in both parties agree that we face a dangerous strategic vulnerability if the world suddenly loses access to Middle Eastern oil.
