New technology — from deep-sea trawling to long-lining — has helped the fishing industry harvest areas that were once inaccessible.
Today's vehicles are able to travel in places that were once inaccessible, areas the old plans didn't bother to protect.
Mr. Abbott said he has created more opportunity for the disabled "than anyone in Texas has" — including those hotels and other facilities where he has appeared that were once inaccessible.
This musical biography of one of our founding fathers, an unlikely Broadway hit, has made parts of our history that were once inaccessible or off limits to some digestible and available to all.
Because the new studies show that mandrills travel over unusually long distances in spectacularly large numbers, conservationists are concerned that the monkeys will be especially vulnerable to hunters using the ever-expanding network of logging roads to penetrate into forests that were once inaccessible to hunting.
One reason animals like the grizzly bear remain in jeopardy is the Internet/ telecommunications revolution, which has enabled people to build get-away-from-it-all homes in what were once inaccessible areas and still stay in touch with the office.
Horizontal drilling means companies can extract oil and gas from locations that were once inaccessible, and these may be under built-up areas as they are in several cities in the US.
When we consider the cars we drive, the mobile phones we talk on morning, noon and night, and the computers most of us couldn't function without all were once inaccessible luxury items to the average American.
To ensure that kids in Malawi, even ones in the most remote regions, get access to basic medical care, the country's Ministry of Health supported a program that brings treatment to children who were once inaccessible.
Located behind the forehead, the frontal lobe was once regarded as inaccessible to rigorous scientific analysis.
There's a chance to explore and thrive in a world that was once intimidating and inaccessible.
