Sentence examples for unrivaled access from inspiring English sources

International inspectors will enjoy unrivaled access to all nuclear sites and Iran's program will be monitored 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

Cheever was "crazy about the suburbs," said Blake Bailey, whose book, "Cheever: A Life," published in March by Knopf, was written with apparently unrivaled access to Cheever's journals.

"This unique partnership gives our newspapers unrivaled access to the Team 2012 athletes," she said, "and means we will be able to throw our full support behind the team and give our readers the inside track".

"It will give language enthusiasts unrivaled access to the words people really use every day and will allow them to keep up to date with new words in a way never possible before".

Movie companies have learned that rappers have unrivaled access to young black audiences and, for that reason, to the moneyed suburban white kids who trail faithfully in their wake.

Mr. Mandelson's memoir, "The Third Man: Life at the Heart of New Labour," seems calculated to embellish his reputation as the ultimate Downing Street insider, using unrivaled access, influence (and, rivals would say, a careless attitude about scruples) to shape the course of British politics.

Their approach, rooted in fueling trade between themselves and the second largest nation in South Asia with a growing youth population, and unrivaled port access, has certainly seen them win Pakistani hearts.

But Britt claims his approach is unrivaled in scope and scale at this point.

This approach provides unrivaled insights into the nature of the bonding in these species.

The Italian-born Houston-based filmmaker's access to Bayou hedonism is unrivaled, but so too is his respect for his on-screen collaborators.

He had already employed Thoreau as a handyman and tutor and given him access to his circle of illustrious friends and his unrivaled library.