Sentence examples for wide access to from inspiring English sources

New computer power gives wide access to unbreakable or virtually unbreakable codes.

He noted that Thailand, Senegal and Uganda did not insist on wide access to antiretroviral medicines.

Moreover, he gained wide access to America's atomic plants, a feat unknown for any other Soviet spy.

But wide access to the vouchers has led to complaints that the program disproportionally benefits higher-income families.

As early as 2007, the report says, Street View engineers had "wide access" to the plan to collect payload data.

One thought is to offer nonsubscribers wide access to news, but give paying subscribers a look at the classified ads a day early.

The question that has perplexed many in the media world is why Mr. Murdoch agreed to give such wide access to himself and his family.

Granted wide access to Dahl's papers and letters, Sturrock, a novice biographer, has produced a thorough, if not especially literary, book.

The least expensive plans, some offered by newcomers to the market, may not offer wide access to hospitals and doctors, experts said.

He has permitted Adam Sisman, the author of a well-regarded biography of the historian Hugh Trevor-Roper, wide access to himself and his papers.

In other words, three nodes are needed, trusting a certain MAC address of a laptop to provide a mesh-wide access to this laptop.