Sentence examples for today has access from inspiring English sources

A stockbroker today has access to better up-to-the-minute information about businesses than ever before, but there's far too much of it.

The public today has access to a lot more information than in the 70s, but this seems to do nothing to a political class whose obsession with polls and the next election parallels corporate America's obsession with quarterly results.

"Law enforcement today has access to more data — data which they can use to prevent terrorist attacks, solve crimes and help bring perpetrators to justice — than ever before in the history of our world".

The median income earner in America today has access to technology that would cost millions of dollars just a few decades ago.

Belsky: The creative class today has access to more options in the world of marketing than ever before, many of which didn't exist just ten or 20 years ago.

Manufacturing companies today have access to a vast number of data sources providing gigantic amounts of process and status data.

The learners today have access to a limitless number of visuals, many inaccessible until recently.

Opportunity for all requires something else today: having access to a computer and knowing how to use it.

That would mean more human beings today have access to a cellphone than the United Nations says have access to a clean toilet.

Kevin J. Martin, the third commissioner supporting the changes, said, "People today have access to more information from more sources than at any point in our history".

I am really uncomfortable that many students today have access to postgraduate study cut off because of an arbitrary decision by a random bank manager.