what's accessible

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

But at the same time, I'd like to control what's accessible to strangers and what's accessible to family and friends".

"We know that what's accessible in our minds can exert an influence on judgment and behavior simply because it's there, it's floating on the surface of consciousness," said Jamie Arndt, a psychologist at the University of Missouri.

The Estilo Fashion Hotel, a trendy 70-room boutique hotel on the city's famous Váci Street, is a classic example of what's accessible at this affordable rate.

Gary Street, a chemical engineer affiliated with the Michigan environmental group For the Love of Water who used to work for the Dow Chemical Co., has reviewed what's publicly accessible about the Line 5 pipeline.

She is serious but accessible (and what's more, funny).

"What's lacking in the U.K. are publicly accessible homes.

What's more, it has made information more accessible than ever before.

It is a shame that de Grunwald's article failed to distinguish between what's visible and what is accessible in careers provision.

"It just shows the greediness of Russia and Norway that the first thing they talked about is not global warming, which is what's making this area suddenly accessible, but resource extraction," said Truls Gulowsen, head of the group's Norway branch.

Part of our job as experts for the government is to articulate, in an accessible way, what's been done, why it matters, and what we're going to be doing next.

After an exhaustive look at myriad search results, what's noticeably absent from the most accessible news articles and advocacy organizations online are far-reaching campaigns or stories that give LGTBQ Muslims a human voice.