Sentence examples for unequaled access from inspiring English sources

By virtue of having broad executive and administrative powers, a vast patronage network, and unequaled access to the press, radio, and television, the governor of New Jersey is a relatively strong chief executive.

Shahidul Alam, who started the Pathshala South Asian Media Academy as well as the Drik photo agency, said Ms. Akhter's work and concerns echoed that of Lewis Hine. "She has the level of trust among the workers, and unequaled access that really allows her to be a fly on the wall," Mr. Alam said.

The revelation that he spied on the very leaders who gave him unequaled access to the movement's inner workings, published this month by The Commercial Appeal in Memphis after a two-year investigation, has shocked many friends and admirers of Withers.

Founded at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1899, MIT Technology Review derives its authority from the world's foremost technology institution and from our editors' deep technical knowledge, capacity to see technologies in their broadest context, and unequaled access to leading innovators and researchers.

One problem of the current and unjust system is that the big banks enjoy unequaled access to the political system.

Just days ago, Millercoors acquired a majority stake in San Diego's St. Archer Brewing Co., and days before that craft giant Lagunitas Brewing announced a partnership with Heineken that traded 50% of the company for an undisclosed sum and unequaled access to the international marketplace.

"Unequaled," she said.

The frustration is unequaled.

His understanding of financial matters was unequaled".

"Six titles is unequaled," he added.

"His commitment to Social Security was unequaled".