Sentence examples for valuable access from inspiring English sources

But some Taiwanese companies may also gain valuable access to the Chinese market.

H.P. also has valuable access to retail stores through its personal computer and printer businesses.

Johnny Nuñez uses his charm to gain valuable access in the world of hip-hip.

A leaked NSA memo credits the GCSB with providing "valuable access not otherwise available to satisfy US intelligence requirement".

Those relationships, she said, gave her valuable access to resources that could benefit her students, colleagues and teacher followers.

But the towpaths are still useful; in addition to providing ways for some local haulage by mechanical tractor, they provide valuable access to the canals for inspection and maintenance.

Swedish passports were deemed the most valuable with access to 174 countries for just £28, while Afghanistan came in last place, giving its passport holders access to only 28 countries at a cost of £69.

Sprint Nextel has moved to protect one of its most valuable assets — access to a big chunk of spectrum — just as it is preparing to become a more aggressive force in wireless, with the backing of SoftBank of Japan.

Funds of funds variously claim to offer investors valuable diversification, access to exclusive top-ranked hedge funds and due-diligence services that help investors avoid funds that are fraudulent or just poorly run.

He said high-quality vocational courses were "immensely valuable", giving access to "great education and great jobs", and should be available to all children.

That means you'll have more time and capacity to defend your most valuable assets: access credentials, customer payment data and more.