Sentence examples for term of accessibility from inspiring English sources

The performance of the service in term of accessibility and usability will be measured with a specific monitoring system.

These areas vary in terms of accessibility to pharmacies, i.e. from being highly accessible in Perth, to modestly or remotely accessible in Mount Isa [ 15].

In terms of accessibility, data connections are being rapidly rolled out.

There is real upside in the brand really growing, in terms of accessibility and digital social engagement.

Producing next season's shows at the Fort Mason Center presents risks in terms of accessibility and income.

How important has the democratisation of technology been, both in terms of accessibility and cost, in levelling the playing field for micro-enterprises alongside larger corporate competitors?

Park agrees that many of the practical issues that disabled people faced in the past, in terms of accessibility for example, have thankfully improved in recent years.

So it happens, openness and accessibility can be measured – and I would rate a 1,043 day absence quite poor in terms of accessibility (since the last election, Julia Gillard has made four appearances).

He defined genius in terms of accessibility to this normally untapped realm, which, he believed, could be attained by poets and painters alike.

And I can't imagine Bill being mayor and not having just an entirely different tone, in terms of accessibility and listening and conversations.

It's in the same realm as kindergarten teacher or children's-book illustrator in terms of accessibility: guys don't really get it, but it is likable and nonthreatening.