Sentence examples for today access from inspiring English sources
Today access to Europe is, simply speaking, too easy".
"Today, access to the single market requires freedom of movement of labour.
Even today, access to this thickly forested expanse is not easy.
Today, access to health care is unsustainable for many working families.
Today, access to music means finding a path through the maze of digital music options while dodging lawsuits for illegal file sharing.
"The new dynamic is that today, access to information is instantaneous and if you aren't providing it, then your clients will get it from a competitor".
Some sites are later restored but as of January 2010 access remains extremely restricted.
Dun & Bradstreet Credibility kicks off its 2013 Access to Capital Tour on May 22 in Chicago.
By 1953 access to many public amenities — beaches, water fountains — was race-specific.
By 1858 access to the trading floor was limited to members with seats on the exchange.
Since 1984, access to them had been controlled by the Tavarua Island Resort (tavarua.com).
